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codeigniter:
have u freelanced or work for some one before

codeigniter:
I finally release the forum on heroku, but it is slow I saw someone saying pythonanywhere is better I will try it out later, I am still having trouble with AWS S3 partial credentials error does anybody know anything about that?

The website is http://Afrikas.herokuapp.com honest reports please and lastly, I am tired of indie development, no jobs its just like I am coding for fun, I saw some guy open a thread on working on open source, I think easy entrancy and free and available resources has made web development lot less available in my opinion, cloud infrastructure are too expensive even if u want to try ur own thing, I don't want to whine but I think the world is going to break soonest

nosagold:
Hi guys, check this out!
http://limitless-garden-30512.herokuapp.com

SPOLO:
good evening sirs.
please i started learning programming recently which i chose pyton as my main focus with the help a pdf and video for tutorials.

but i keep getting an error while i input this sets of numbers

>>>{x:x**2 for x in (2,4,6))}

where can i detect the error

EmZsquare:
Good work....try developing a fully functional e-commerce app and am sure you'll add more to your knowledge

hardebayho:
Bro, what are you on? I didn't read the rest of your post and stopped at where you said Java is not secure. Java might be anything else, buh not secure? Bring any other programming language that offers better security than Java out of the box... Don't say that again ooo

Sulele04:
systems programming: rust will replace c++ it is just a matter of time. If you want to pursue a career at this field start learning rust but dont dump cpp because rust will be the new cpp while cpp will be the new assembly.
application programming : to be an all round expert at providing end user application.learn kotlin, java,swift and javascript. If you master these languages the sky is the limit for you when it comes to application development.
worthy mentions:
blockchain programming: learn solidity it is the way forward.
data science:learn julia or r it is the way forward
machine learning and ai: haskell and lisp are the way forward
game programming: c++(unreal engine,unity) is still the king of this area, but i forsee rust dethroning it.

python is not a language for the future it is simply to slow, also whltespaces python is good at readability but is very difficult to maintain. Except some drastically changes happen to pvm i dont see that changing.

feel free to add.

olamidedivotee:
I will try that

bassdow:
Jack of all Trades === Less than Average Baked

Most people who call themselves Full Stack aren't even close to average programmers - they just Hype themselves to be Seen as Good enough for Hire.

A few (if not most) who actually are Full Stack didn't become that in 3-years.

I suggest you start with the simplest (that should be HTML) and ride from there.

Start from HTML then quickly introduce CSS (try to avoid Frameworks) and hold on to them actively for like 2-years.
It's okay to take on small projects (Free and/ or Paid) so you get challenged along the line.

I know there are Ready-Made templates, it's cool to use them sometimes but also learn to Di-sect them as that way, you get to learn more than what you already know.

While doing all the above, learn WordPress (I say LEARN) beyond just installing readyMade themes & Plugins.

I myself never learnt wordpress but then, you're not Me.

All the above should cost you over (or at least) 2-years.

If you're Actively studying, Practicing and doing demo projects honestly the first year, you shouldn't have much issues taking on very light projects the second year.

After the second year, look for a company to employ you - I say this because you would need difficult challenges - there's a difference between choosing a Task to Do VS being assigned a Task to Do + you begin having a taste of Varying Real Life problems of which you're to solve.

At these point, you would have discovered (without being told) if you're a front-end Or Back-end material.

All through to this point, ensure you don't bother learning any JavaScript. I actually learnt JavaScript in bits (while fixing errors on existing ones or modifying them) so much I didn't realize when I have learnt a lot.

From the above stage, things starts becoming clearer to You and when you ask questions / recommendation / advice / suggestions / etc in here, those with viable Answers can respond to you.




Try jumping into programming like Most Nigerians do (including those who install a Plugin just to add Scroll to Top functionality) and you either Quit before long OR you start selling Nulled (pirated) scripts while also advertising programming Tutorials and How to become a Certified programmer in less than 2-weeks.


Programing is Fun but can be Frustrating a times even for those who love it.


PSS: A beginner using any sort of Framework is just wasting His or Her time. Leave Frameworks (whether Front-end e.g Bootstrap or Backend e.g Laravel) for when you already understands beyond the Basics.

Thanks and Good Luck

sexylassie2:
For all those learning and advertising python to wannabe programmers, stop wasting your time.

If you don't have good mathematics background or love for data,you will fail big time.

tensazangetsu20:
I am learning react but want to really pick up angular in the future.

modash:
Angular is similar to nestJs right?

tensazangetsu20:
React is a library. Vue is a framework. What do you think of angular?

ore291:
that'll be nice self , if you make it open source I won't mind contributing and I learnt Vue first cause on reddit they were like react has a very steep learning curve and for someone like me who just learnt JavaScript let me not go and injure my brain

elunico:
How similar is Vue to React? I wanna start with react then Vue later.

ore291:
Yh I will do the notification, I can do the API myself with django-rest-framework but I don't have access to past questions in digital form

yuno01:
I have always wanted to do that slide show on django but haven't really gotten it.

and for your static file, like your CSS and JavaScript...how do you do it.

not those u write withing the page using it..but some external JavaScript and css

codeigniter:
You are right with the cherry.py because when seun was active he talks about it all the time.

I am going to reduced the SQL queries per route

Do u know anything about wysiwyg editor like tiny MCE

fortifiedng:
Bruh, thanks for this. I really appreciate.

But you could also Extend the User Model by creating a "Profile Model" and using a OneToOne relationship with the User Model. And also using SIGNALS.

Thanks a lot for the explanation.

rastaxarm:
I prefer Flask over Django due to total control and flexibility.

Currently using it to develop a voting system for universities/polytechnics elections

Test - Still under development
https://digitavote.pythonanywhere.com/

No regret so far and the plugins/extensions are good too.

Be good with Python and everything will be ok. Though flexibility comes with great responsibilities

EngtTemmy:
If you want to know more about hosting on heroku, i will recommend Corey Schafer tutorial on YouTube.

Toppytek:
Thanks, I’ve crossed checked yet am still getting an error

EngtTemmy:
Can Django be used on Android phone?

fortifiedng:
Extending the User Model from AbstractUser or AbstractBaseUser, which is preferable and which is actually recommended?