₦airaland Forum

beamtopola:
Rivers is better than all yolobas state combine including lagos. Only crude oil money can buy all yoruba people.

quickberry:
Still stale......if you reallly had a life you will not have conducted yourself in such a manner...dumbo

quickberry:
Stale....say something else.....wawa dan wahala

quickberry:
If there is any daft person here, you are the one because I didn't call you IPOB.....you need a thorough mental scrutiny....if you had a life, you wouldn't have jumped into a conversation that does not concern you in the first place.....iwo langido buruku yi.....you can vote for anybody, it is none of my business, all I know is 4+4 = 8....if you don't like it, lagoon is readily available.

quickberry:
pains as in? The fact still remains that you don't have anything upstairs.....have you eaten your banana today?


Wawa dan wahala

quickberry:
You can't have because you are so dumb

quickberry:
What is your own definition?

Dumbo

quickberry:
Jagaban of the universe...a visionary leader

Alloyhardu:
You can give It a shot but me I know say them get their own people to take job, all this one na just awareness

TheKabal:
Thank you. Will fill in an application.

stephenkhalaf:
, stevenakp my nigga

TheKabal:
Is Andela a JS shop?

Seen work from https://github.com/mbithenzomo, who is a fellow @andela.
It is Python mostly.

stephenkhalaf:
guente02 is one of the surest guys in this group...sure guy

guente02:
It was pretty straightforward and INTENSE.
Cycle 34 boot campers were tasked with building a diary app called My diary.

Basically, it is an app that would help its users to save their stories, thoughts or whatever experiences they'd like to write about.
We were expected to come up with HTML, CSS templates, a few API endpoints for the app 2 weeks before the actual commencement of the boot camp.

We used express framework for server-side rendering and PostgreSQL as the database - with no ORM - to store these stories and experiences.
We implemented authentication with JSONwebtokens with strict adherence to REST standards and TDD practices (extremely important) leveraging on tools like mocha and jest and the likes.

Agile methodology was a major thing and tools like Pivotal Tracker was used.

We had lunch - the rice was wild - and had facilitation sessions that exposed us more to the nitty-gritty of Andela's core values also some Q n As and everything in-between (It was a mind-blowing, growth-inducing and career-redefining experience).

GIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT - how the heck did I forget version control. Show yourself some love and learn GIT. Solid grasp of the basics like would go a long way and be informed that your LFA might suggest a template that you'd be expected to follow for commit messages and pull requests.

FEEDBACK - the word that induces the growth - is what you're going to hear a lot so brace-up.

Trust me this is not even all as there are details to everything but if we put in the required work and stay teachable, we'd be fine.