I am looking for a UI UX designer/dev for a mobile web and. You will be taking components from Quasar Framework (a vuejs framework) to build layouts/templates for the authentication page, form pages/components, list/results pages, account pages and more.

You will only be required to build and design the actual pages and additional components. I will be responsible for wiring up the vuejs logic, so, to be honest, if you are not strongJavaScript but are solid in design and CSS (or other flavors ie SASS)

Quasar is framework, with components like cards, lists, tables, buttons etc (think of bootstrap), for vuejs. Quasar code can be used as a web, mobile or desktop app.

So if you're able to take these components and design simple but professional mobile optimized components/pages layouts then please contact me.

Also, while it would help to know JavaScript and Vuejs, I'll take someone who's strong in UI/UX and is able to take the quasar components and build the layouts even if they are not too strong in Vuejs.

Please reply or send a message if interested.

Website for quasar is
Quasar.dev

I'll contact ya'll by Sunday. Not in Nigerian Timezone, so apologies in advance

I am looking for a front end designer for a newly launched web app.
Currently I used a template to build the frontend, added some frontend scripting with Javascript/jQuery, built the backend with Python/Django 2.2
The site is currently up and running in a production environment on AWS but currently have a local development site running, also.


Strong knowledge of frontend tools like html, CSS, bootstrap and others will be needed.
It is not necessary to know Javascript, I can add any scripts required.

My main mission is to prettify some pages on the web app and to provide a better User Interface/ User Experience.

Tallesty1:
Forced him to disengage? Nah so the thing sweet him reach? . Dude, the girl is still below the age of consent, so yes it is rape whether she consented or not.




It's called statutory rape

I highly doubt it's statutory rape in Nigeria. in the United States it is, because of the law. if there's no law defining it as rape then it is not. rather i believe the article calls it defilement.

cooljoe7:
Wow!!! Look ravishing

Main while, do you need animated video that will project your products and services.

See my signature

I'm interested.

agarawu23:
i am not misinformed sir, that's what guys in Yankee do to catch it "big" . Yeah, brought back so much luck and blessings from North Africa

Nigerians are the most educated nationality here in the United States. We're doctors, engineers, lawyers, business owners, Software developers etc.

Just because you have association with or have heard of people doing such criminality, doesn't make all or a significant amount of us here criminals.

So like i said you're misinformed. I would never in a million years choose North Africa over Nigeria let alone United States.

"Abroad" is a very broad term. Don't compare someone living in the United States to any other place.

agarawu23:
Hmmm......

I stopped visiting facebook when I traveled too. Friends asking for different finacial help and visa like I work in the embassy. Fvck u, I live in North Africa and not Yankee where they sell drugs, wire people's money and make hundreds of dollars

Abroad isn't easy.

You're very misinformed. Good luck in North Africa!

bluefilm:
Na so women in the 70s dey ugly reach?

Tufiakwa!

How are they ugly. i smell self hate

Try Dart 2 language with flutter framework

or React Native.

you can build both android and ios with one codebase

Homguy:

Modified:
So this is how i got the result i wanted using string indexing and reiteration as advised earlier.

hay = 'SAYPAYLAYKAYTAY'
n=3
print([hay[item:item +n] for item in range(0, len(hay), n)])
Result: ['SAY','PAY','LAY','KAY','TAY']

This is great! haven't been on Nairaland for a while. my apologies

why do you need 50 programmers?

Prasc:
Pls i will like to learn cyber security. Who knows where I can learn from..?

udemy has a course on it

cutegentility:
Waoh, I am glad to hear this, I am having many project to accomplish with python. What framework do you use?

Twisted - for networking
Pycryptodome - for cryptography

I tried using Tkinter for gui but will have to overhaul and probably use pyqt5 or use a browser-based gui. (probably with reactjs)

For checking true and false. python is one of the languages that has a truthy/falsy concept.

0 is falsy and any number other != 0 is truthy
empty data structures like list, dict, strings are falsy and non empty data structures are truthy.
a variable == none will also be falsy

for example

d = ()

if d:
print("it is true" )

This example will not print because the conditional evaluates to false or falsy

but if

d =(none)
if d:
print("it is true" )

this will print because d isn't empty. even though its only item is a none

Humchi:
COMMAND-LINE STRING INPUT

python allows for command line input. That means we are to ask user for input. The following example asks for user's name, then, by using the "input()" method, the program prints the name to the screen:

p r i n t ( " e n t e r y o u r n a m e : "



x = i n p u t ( )





p r i n t ( " h e l l o " + x )


save this file as demo_string_input.py, and load it through the commmand line:

the program will prompt the user for a string:
_____________________
ENTER YOUR NAME:
_____________________

The user now enters a name like HUMCHI
then the program prints it to screen with a little message: HELLO HUMCHI

better syntax is

name = input("what is your name\n" )
print(f"Hello {name}" )

if you don't have python3.6+ for F strings

then
print("Hello {}".format(name))

what was your goal before deciding to learn python?

i started in 2016 and my goal was to build crypto script that aggregated all the volumed from multiple exchanges into a buy/sell signal.

it took me 2 months to be able to accomplish that. And from that I'm building a much larger project using python 3.6.

once you learn python learn a little C. you don't have to use it but it'll help you become a better programmer

Homguy:
Wow! I didnt know I could test inputs without "if" conditionals. So I assume that "try " statement attempts the action, and if there is an error runs the line under ValueError. I will try this in my next code.

Thanks boss.
Btw, what part of python applications is most intresting and sellable in your opinion. Web apps? Gui programming?

You're welcome,
web apps (django framework, flask) are the way to go.

Here in the US, using python for data science, machine learning and AI is also very popular.

Homguy:
hello guys this is a very short sample code wrote as a personal not long ago. while just playing with python. i am copying it here for the fun of it, and incase any newbie like myself wants to try. Ciao!
#this code takes in any number and returns the sum of its digits.

def digit_sum(n):
srt= str(n)
count=0
for num in srt:
count+= int(num)
return( count)
k = input('please input a number: ')

p= digit_sum(k)

print ("The sum of the digits in %s is %s" % (k, p))

What happens if someone puts a non numeric character into the string.
the line:
srt = str(n)
is not necessary since k is already a string.
When accepting input from user/internet always error check!

something like:
def digit_sum(n):
srt= str(n)
count=0
for num in srt:
try:
count+= int(num)
except ValueError:
pass # this can even be a print ie print('{} is not a number'.format(num))
# or using the new f string in 3.6+ print(f"{num} is not a number"
return count

Homguy:
i was just playing around with codes after being on codecademy.com .
Goal: I want to write a script that takes a passage and returns the number of a particular word in that passage.

Now: i have written a piece of code that can give the number of a particular word(in this case ,"pray" in a list but not in a passage. how do i tweak this code to take in passages and return the numbers of an exact word in the passage.


this is the code as at now. Thanks

def pray_count(x):
count=0
for item in x:
if item =='pray':
count = 1+count
return count
dap = input('please input passage')
county=pray_count([dap])
print (county )

This is too much. A more pythonic way can be using the built-in function count() for list or string

dap = input("please input passage" )
print(dap.count("pray" ))

debenzd:
Thank you for this. Many people do not understand the process yet comment.

it's not good policy to just implement something without ample notice.

The United States does not charge biometric whatever on arrival. This is completely false. once you have your us visa then that's all you need.

maybe the UK and their crap of a nation does.

according to Biopython.org website:
Introduction
Biopython is a set of freely available tools for biological computation written in Python by an international team of developers.

whatever you start learning DO NOT START WITH JAVA OR C++. just don't.

start with, preferably, python or maybe JavaScript.
As a beginner you do not want to get frustrated.

Naijabash:
Those delisted companies have become illegal businesses

wrong! probably no more "incorporated" but not illegal

Orchid45:
Thanks a lot, I feel BVN is to sensitive to request on a public website that can easily be hacked.

Any respectable exchange should ask for sensitive information for kyc/aml

222Martins:
I saw this coming and many more online startups are struggling to stay afloat. Please to the young entrepreneurs out there, I have an advice for you: Profits sustains business, not hype or noise. Profit in business is success, but unfortunately, the media tends to deceive a lot of people.

- Being the biggest, is not profit.
- Receive an award, is not profit.
- Being everywhere and spending millions in ads is not profit
- Raising $1million is not profit
- Signing up 1 million users in an hour is not profit
- Having 10million followers on FB or Twitter is not profit
- Rushing to establish presence in 40 countries is not profit

Nothing beats growing organically. If you need a proof to the above points, just look at Nairaland.com.
Experience in business have taught me not to be moved by vanity metrics. Just show me the money.

maybe not in Nigeria. But in the US. being the biggest or most used matters.

please looking to buy yams, irish potatoes from north

200 to 300 tubers depending on price.
10 bags of irish potatoes.

also would like to be added to whatsapp group
+13013793227

Django seems a lot easier and quicker to bring product to market. but will check this out
so bottle is a micro framework? people will be better of learning django. its a "batteries included" framework

I'll hit you up

Ejiod:

I guess that's for web designer not web developer
Minimum a web developer earns is 70-80k.A deep programmer earns 120k and above

Nah web developers also get paid 40 to 50k (unless aiming for big companies). I've been looking at the job boards and i've seen several salaries @ 40 to 50k.

Also, I'm setting up shop in Nigeria, and will like to start with 2 above average but knowledge-hungry website/ web app developers.