qtguru:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Tl3OmwrSaM

helpful.thanks

qtguru:


Chrome extension is quicker to learn and have a portfolio, Shopify is profitable but requires a team as its alot of work

hmm chrome extensions it is, atleast for now. thanks. any materials or resources you would recommend that could make my learning smoother?

qtguru:


Do you have a portfolio for Shopify Virtual assistant ?

hi qtguru, for a fullstack developer (react + node) that's considerin picking up a niche, which will you recommend? chrome extension developments or shopify app development? i need to be sure before i go all out with my time and resources. awaiting your response abeg.

id like to join the nexasclae. what do i have to do? how do i get an invite? or do they have a website?

Millz404:
In need of a UI and software dev to work as part of a team.

Dev: Reactjs, React native. Advantage nodejs and docker.
Send a message.

fullstack developer here. react and node/express. over 4 years expereince working remotely with different teams, excellent communiaction skills also. hit me up, i could send you my portfolio if it's needed.

adeadewole1712@gmail.com

adeadewole1712@gmail.com

Bloomsbury:
Ever since I rewrote my resume according to the advice PIRATE KING gave on YouTube for software engineers.

Recruiters have been blasting my inbox daily for me to apply to their jobs on Indeed.

This is quite interesting 😁😎.

I receive not less than 10 invite from recruiters daily.

Check YouTube who is pirate king and than me later.

Below are some screenshots from my inbox from recruiters contacting me.

In all, write a professional resume, upload to Indeed and you will be tired of companies contacting you for jobs.

adeadewole1712@gmail.com

react dev with over 3 years experience here. also experienced with nextjs/typescript. very comfortable with css too.

Devdevdev:
Hi guys, it has been a while since I posted here. I have been busy focusing on my journey to become a better programmer. My focus is on the javascript ecosystem: Javascript, typescript, react, nextjs and nodejs: expressjs/nestjs. I have been working my ass off these pasts few weeks.

Last week my boyfriend decided to take a 'break' on our relationship cos he felt I am seeing someone else cos I don't call or visit or ask to go out as I previously used to. I tried explaining that coding is all I have been doing, but he didn't believe me.

It's not just my romantic relationship that is affected. Even my relationship with my friends and family is taking a hit. I rarely leave the house and i have taken a long break from social media. I don't even check my whatsapp status anymore. All I do is lock myself up in my house and code all day.

I am throwing an honest question to fellow programmers:

Is all my hardwork and sacrifice in vain?

Is my focus on the javascript ecosystem; both front and back end a wise decision, given the current market?

I am not just learning to be an average programmer, I want to be one of the best.

Will Chatgpt and the recent layoffs affect my aspiration to get a good job once I am done learning?

literally my worries too. i'm a fullstack developer trying to break into tech. i'm very comfortable with react, node, express, vanilla css, i even have some technical articles on the side to show that i'm worth taking a chance but omooo....the saturation too mad. competition too crazy.

still hopeful sha. i''ll be ready for when the chance comes around which i know is goin to be soon.

you mind connecting? we could keep each other up to date about what next step/technology to learn/take to improve our chances of getting lucky.

Deicide:
My Email on this account, I don't even know the password

whatsapp? twitter? anywhwere i could text you privately.

better luck next time bro. another opportunity will surely come. can i dm you privately or send you an email? i'd like to ask for your opinion/advice on some tech related issues.

Deicide:
Too much pressure that i couldn't even think straight. The question is not even that hard simple data structure question that i can't even believe i bombed it. Chai.

I was asked to implement a Lottery system. that has the following functionality.

1. add_user(string: user)
2. remove_user(string: user)
3. pick_random_winner() -> string

Yes that was how easy it was but i bombed. Immediately i saw add and remove my mind immediately went to the king of all data structure HashMap but boy i was wrong a vector would do just fine, the problem here is the functionality to pick_random_user and the function signature. how do you do that with a HashMap if data are stored anywhere in memory? meanwhile in Array everything stored contiguously. But i was busy thinking of speed

In as much as hash map would be good for add and removal in 0(1) time. it's bad for random access.

could use HashSet but random would still Bleep you up.

My bad implementation.

struct Lottery {
     map: HashMap<i32, String>,
}

impl Lottery {
    // first problem realized here, what would be the key? and i don already talk say na hash map go good for this things o chai  

    fn add_user(&mut self, string: user){
         // But this would not work it doesn't work that way. it would have made sense if the function has a signature for key.
         self.map.insert(user); error, where is the key ?  
     }

    fn remove_user(&mut self, string: user){
         //no key can't remove anything 
     }

    fn pick_random_user(&self){
         // impossible!!! no key no random - even if there was a key it doesn't  reorder it self unlike Vector. This might be possible in language like python  
     }
}

Now for a better implementation, that only came to my head as i was not overthinking immediately after the interview.

struct Lottery {
     user: Vec<String>,
}

impl Lottery {
    fn add_user(&mut self, string: user){
         // we just insert
         self.user.push(user); 
     }

    fn remove_user(&mut self, string: user){
         // linear search and then remove
        if self.participant.contains(&participant) {
            self.participant.retain(|x| x != &participant);
        }
     }

    fn pick_random_user(&self){
         let random_gen = // algorithm that generate random number
         let random = random_gen % self.user.len();
         self.user[random]
     }
}

Anyways we move!!. Best advice? CALM DOWN! Technical interview are fun but trust 9ja network to Bleep you up.

Good day everyone.
My name is ademola, I'm a Fullstack developer proficient in html, css, javascript, react, nodejs, expressjs.I have been learning to code for over a year and i think i'm finally ready for an intership or a fulltime role(i'm open to either, anything to help me grow).
i'm a hard worker and a fast learner that would be a great addition to any team. i would really appreciate if anyone could help find something to kickstart my professional tech jorney proper.

Here's my email;
adeadewole1712@gmail.com

My portfolio link;
https://adewole-portfolio.onrender.com/

feel free to reach out. thanks.

ReactJs:
So there's something i've been meaning to share with you guys pertaining to getting a raise and or promotion at work.

Most times in a workplace you see raises and promotions get handed to people that other employees might feel they're underserving of it. Sadly it almost doesn't matter how much of a hardworker you are or if you always work longer hours than everybody if you're not strategically positioning yourself.

A lot of times, it boil downs to if you have someone(mostly your manager) speaking on your behalf to the people that makes the decision concerning who gets either a raise or promotion and who doesn't. If your manager doesn't feel compelled enough to fight for you in your absence where it matters, you have a problem.

You need to focus only on impressing, in this context, your manager. Your manager HAS TO LIKE YOU. I cannot emphasize enough the advantages of this. conversely, i also cannot imagine the disadvantages that comes with your manager not liking you.

You just need to how find to become a likeable person and get the important people in your organization on your side.

boss i'm a developer and i'd like to ask you a couple of questions, how can i contact you or is there a way to send you a message directly?