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Instead of this nonsense seun should rank comments that shows first based on numbers of likes or other engagements it has maybe times users spent on it or scrolled and stopped in that particular comment.

Something like the way Facebook ranks comments in pages and groups

ednut1:
thats seun no femi. Stop disgracing yourself

Didn't win even one

Didn't win even one

Didn't win even one


This is the only social media on earth which tells u to write 40 words and above... So annoying

My last comment on this shyt site

What's he even singing?
By force musician... Till date no one knows any of his songs.... He was just sampling his father's song front and back

MindHacker9009:
This means you are only writing simple hello world applications with if else statements.
The ternary operator is a shorthand for if...else statements. Syntax: javascript: condition ? expressionIfTrue : expressionIfFalse;

If you're developing an SaaS application where you have to do new complex stuff like:

How to convert HTML to PDF
How to generate tables in PDF
How to merge/split PDFs
How to add watermarks or metadata to PDFs
How to sign or encrypt PDFs

And here is a list from ChatGPT speed up this comment:
Here's a list of complex programming constructs and tasks that even experienced programmers often need to check online to recall the correct syntax. These are things that aren't used every day or vary subtly between languages, making them easy to forget:

🔧 Advanced Language Features
Regex syntax (e.g., lookaheads, backreferences, character classes)

Multithreading / concurrency primitives (e.g., pthread, async/await, futures)

Lambda/function expressions in unfamiliar or rarely-used languages

Decorators / annotations (especially in Python or Java)

Generics / templates (e.g., T extends Comparable<T> in Java or template<typename T> in C++)

Pattern matching (e.g., in Scala, Rust, modern Python, or C#)

Reflection / metaprogramming (e.g., getattr, type() in Python, or Java Reflection API)

Coroutines / generators (yield, send, await syntax)

Memory management keywords (malloc, free, new[], delete[], unsafe in Rust)

🌐 Cross-Platform / Interfacing
Foreign Function Interfaces (FFI) (e.g., ctypes in Python, JNI in Java)

WebAssembly bindings or Emscripten syntax

Interfacing with REST APIs (e.g., curl vs fetch vs requests vs http.client)

Shell commands within code (e.g., subprocess.run or backticks in Bash)

💾 Data Format Syntax
MongoDB aggregation pipeline

GraphQL query syntax

Complex JSONPath or XPath queries

YAML anchors and references

Protocol Buffers (.proto files)

Avro or Thrift schema definitions

🧪 Testing & DevOps Tools
Unit test assertions (e.g., pytest.raises, expect in Jest)

Mocking / patching syntax (especially in Python or Java)

Dockerfile commands and build contexts

Kubernetes YAML configuration

CI/CD pipeline configuration (e.g., GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, CircleCI)

Makefile syntax (tabs, targets, variables, conditions)

🧱 UI/Frontend Frameworks
React hooks (useEffect, useMemo) and dependency arrays

Vue directives and watchers

Angular decorators and DI syntax

TailwindCSS complex utility combinations

🧠 Language-Specific Oddities

Rust’s ownership and lifetime annotations

Haskell monad or functor syntax

Elixir macros or pipelines

Go error handling (defer, recover)

🔄 Build & Meta Tools
Webpack configuration

Babel plugins setup

Gradle or Maven dependencies

CMake syntax

NPM scripts with special shell quoting

Dude I was only giving an example to buttress my point sitting when I was new to JavaScript...

What's with the Chatgpt reply 🤕


The HTML to PDF converter shouldn't be categorised as complex though... It's something 5 to 10 lines of codes would do.

DevLaive:
One thing I always say is that 'the documentation is the best companion to have'. Why would I have to memorize stuffs when I don't have to pay a dime in order to reference something in the documentation?

Thanks to the nice documentation of Laravel, all I do sometimes is just a quick search on the documentation and I'll get the information I need.

I have come to notice that people who memorize syntaxes tend to write "hacky" codes when of course there are simply ways to do the same things if only they checked the documentation.

What does it even mean to "memorize syntax"?
If you claim to know a programming language, its syntax should come naturally to you not something you constantly have to look up in documentation. Of course, there may be exceptions for parts you don't use regularly or encounter in your day-to-day work like when I first encountered ternary operators and template literals in JavaScript

The best programmers are those who can bring their own ideas and the ideas of others to life through code. Nothing more, nothing less.
It doesn’t matter how you do it, as long as the code is clean and works as intended. That’s what truly matters.

MindHacker9009:
From my experience, those I have worked with who do not have a degree in computer science or software engineering tend to memorise only a limited set of syntax and are limited to the few they can memorise. This is because there are millions of syntax that need to be referenced in order to find an effective solution. By contrast, a programmer with a computer science or software engineering degree can efficiently navigate and reference this vast body of syntax, enabling them to arrive at solutions much more quickly and not having to memorise millions of syntax. Those without such a background are often limited to the few syntax elements they have memorised, which can lead to poorly developed software or even the abandonment of projects altogether.

I once worked in an a large global organisation where the principal software engineer with only a secondary school education, had no understanding of SQL relationships and very limited knowledge of handling complex programming challenges. This kind of situation is unfortunately not uncommon in the industry.

I find software development to be one of the most dysfunctional fields to work in, largely because many IT managers, along with the programmers they prefer to hire, do not hold degrees in computer science or software engineering. This preference reflects a broader acceptance of mediocrity within the industry.

Consider, for example, a forum advert that reads: “From Accounting to Software Development in Less Than Four Months.” This is nothing short of a joke. Even after three or four years depending on the country, studying computer science or software engineering at university to understand the fundamentals to advanced level, it still takes years of practical experience to become very good and even then, continuous professional development is essential.

The OP is talking about programming u jump from your bed start typing about Computer Science up and down.

Who told u computer science is all about programming or software development?

Programming is like one course and sometimes even an elective course in computer science.... You can be a world class software developer even without stepping inside the 4 walls of a university.

guysbewise:
So Biafra cannot make their own FAKE radio transmitter?

Should u all not be happy Igbos want to leave u and u shitty country since you've made Ur clear u dont like them?

helinues:
People would be forced to be mannered and cultured

The trollers and the bully's are not having it easy

Making a mockery of yourself I see lol 😂

helinues:
She's actually right if you do the calculation.

Rent already took half of your annum salary, now add bills and errand stuffs

Savings would be hard

Jobless man advising people with job

I've seen this car on Facebook groups and Twitter now here.

Only God knows the number of mechanics that have fingered this car

Trustme2:
Almost. Even you no dey Naija. Keke is N3.5m upwards. Which kain almost N2m

For brand new na

IbeOkehie:
I already did, along with my entire family. I'm never going to live permanently in Nigeria or even Black Africa ever again UNLESS there's major reforms that further entrench the four factors that are PROVEN to generate high HDI and socio-political stability - free markets, democracy, property rights and demographic homogeneity.





India is the subject of this thread. I've spent major time in India and travelled all over the country, and tried to experience it as an ordinary person. India is a much more developed and generally better country than Nigeria. Just FOOD cost and availability make it superior, then there's other parameters.

Everything I've written is factual. I welcome any info to the contrary, I'm always open to new and credible knowledge.

Good Luck to Nigeria.

Indians are escaping their own country more than the rate Nigerians are immigrating.... Even the population of indians outside India may be higher than Nigeria's total population

What is USA business with Iran's or North Koreas Nuke?

I so much hate these double standards with passion... They want to control how others build nukes when they themselves have more than 5000 nuclear warheads.

They know they can never control a country with Nukes again in their lives like Russia.


USA do too much abeg nonsense

The earlier you focus on 1 the better for u.

When I was starting my career in tech... Any new thing I see I jump head-on to it just because I love learning and had the gift of spending hours Infront of a PC without getting bored.

Results? Became confused not knowing career to stick to, Today I'm doing frontend, tomorrow backend or Affiliate marketing or Wordpress or Blogging.


Spent solid 4 years struggling where and what to actually do with knowledge I had acquired why my friends who sticked to one thing built their career in that niche.


Jack of all trade master of non was what I became... Thank God I made those mistakes when I was in the university and

Osiris12:
if India is third world country. Then Nigeria is 15th world country.

India is worse than a 3rd world country.


Nigerians are 100 times better than Indians

Seems people of Benue love getting killed by herdsmen.

Almost 100 different attacks yet the cowards can't figure out a way to defend themselves in 2025.

If Britain decides to enslave Nigerians I swear it won't take up to 1 week

Cowards

E go rotten for your hand

OkayDaddy:
Maybe you were not yet born when Ojuku dressed like a mannequin and ran out. Got his people wasted, took his Benz and ran to Abidjan.

Kanu on his own no dey use eye see bush. Any small thing, na to jump enter bush

Tinubu Also escaped during abacha era
Soyinka also escaped during abacha era
Igboho also escaped during buhari era
Abiola couldn't escaped as he was kpaid in prison with rat poisoned


From the above it clearly shows all Your freedom fighters are cowards.


Funny thing is, Tinubu setup everyone including Abiola before going to exile

Daniel Craig is the ugliest Of them all and wasn't fit to be 007

He's literally in captivity filled with enemies yet he's still saying his mind and have never denied his people or Biafra for once.

He demanded his judge be changed and is constantly seeking for his justice

He have never begged the Nigerian government for pardon or to free him neither have he sold his people or implicated anyone.

He's a hero and we the people he's standing for love him.



Non of your people past or present will go through all these ordeal without selling everyone who was involved in the cause.

Like... Any of your person involved will sell everyone they were in a room with and then Japka to Europe with a loaf of 🥪

Ernchibyke:
This guy above me don collect ftc from me

A child younger than u is making history and you're here struggling rubbish FTC

A lot of useless people really need to kpai in this country

Women really are the one who control Sex.

A woman can have sex with even 2000 men a day if she so pleases as long as she's moderately attractive.


Imagine a man coming out and saying he's looking for even 10 women to sleep with without giving them anything in return

You in Abuja?
Would love to connect 😊

Nice setup