Programming › Re: Please Which Language Should I Learn For Mobile App Development? by tosinhtml: 2:17am On Jan 28, 2024 |
The choice is yours.
iOS: If you want to make apps for iPhones and iPads, use Swift. You'll need a Mac laptop to run XCODE editor, so If you cannot afford a Mac laptop right now, just avoid this route.
Build Android apps using Kotlin or Java. Android studio editor is required and very resource intensive, so you also need a very powerful PC or Mac (if affordable).
Cross-platform, if you want to create apps for both iOS and Android, think about using languages like JavaScript (with frameworks like React Native) or Dart (with Flutter). With these, you can write one set of code that works on both platforms. You can use both Visual Studio Code or Android Studio editor for this.
Whatever you do, don't use Xamarin. |
Family › Re: Simi Advocates For Cohabitation Before Marriage by tosinhtml: 1:50am On Jan 28, 2024 |
We4all: I used to think this Simi was a church girl. Lately, she has been trying so hard to sound woke.
Co-habiting doesn't guarantee a good marriage. The most important thing is to be highly observant which can make you easily know the type of person your partner is.
For your marriage to last, ask yourself what you cannot stand in a partner. Can you stand a dirty, talkative or disrespectful partner? These are traits that are easily identifiable without having to live with someone.
People are having marital problems because they tend to overlook the bad habits of their partners before marriage hoping they will change or they can manage when they eventually get married. But it gets to that point where they can no longer cope and problems start to set in. It has nothing to do with her being a church girl since morality can be attained outside of Christianity. She is not a mumu only because she is not always nude like Tina Savage or Ayra Star. Whether it guarantees a good marriage is not her argument, she simply stated that when you need to know someone inside & out, the only way to do that effectively is by periodically staying with them. I understand that people who tell you otherwise are fearful of "sin" or don't want to appear "immoral," but it's false to imply that you can get to know someone without regularly sharing a home for a few days. Instead, those who tell you otherwise are lying to you or are using Christianity as their excuse. |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men Married To White Women What's Your Experience? by tosinhtml: 8:31pm On Jan 24, 2024 |
NaBanga: I have never see it end well. If a white woman marries you and gets tired, you will see finish. I have seen it several times to my peers. Initially they will lavish you with the best of life and you will think you are in heaven. When they are done, they are done. The courts will be on their side and you will walk away with your job at most. Nigerian women have the decency often to openly fight you. You will know who is your enemy. White women will smile and tell you that you are doing what's best for the family. They will smile and tell you that the two of you are separating on good terms. They will play meek and mild through the process. Once they have the house, the kids and child support,, they will still be acting like a lamb. You won't even realize what has happened until it's all over. Then they will show you a stone face. For it to end well, it means changing your mentality totally. It involves re-orientation and that’s takes a toll on you. Everyone should stick to their culture and we will be fine. |
Family › Re: Nigerian Men Married To White Women What's Your Experience? by tosinhtml: 8:28pm On Jan 24, 2024 |
tensazangetsu20: Women are the same everywhere just pray to find someone who is good and God fearing Lol this is a lie the devil has sold to us, men and women are not the same every where. Have you started dating in Chile, by now you should have experienced differences in dating cultures. It can never be the same. |
Programming › Re: Companies That Hire Based On Github Projects Are Stupid. by tosinhtml: 12:28am On Jan 18, 2024 |
What's up with Devdevdev, it's been 3 months. Waiting for another rant  |
Business › Re: Do You Ever Feel Guilty Spending Lavishly Knowing Many Are Poor by tosinhtml: 1:49pm On Jan 09, 2024 |
Klass99: Lol 🤣. I enjoyed reading this. Was it the xenophobic retaliation attacks that led to mass looting at Osapa Jakande? I thought it was the end SARS protests and toll gate shootings that caused that. Yeah, they looted ShopRite in both Jakande and Sangotedo in Sep 2019, and also during endsars in oct 2020. So twice. |
Business › Re: Do You Ever Feel Guilty Spending Lavishly Knowing Many Are Poor by tosinhtml: 12:30pm On Jan 09, 2024 |
Extremely NOT.
I used to be that person that over show poor people kindness, but recently I have realised that poor people see what you have and believe you don't deserve it, they look at you & ask themselves why they are not in your position. Anytime someone notices my freehandedness in giving out money, they always try to come up with issues from the family that is of no business of mine just to syphon money out of me.
Today their mother has a broken leg, tomorrow their sister is pregnant but doesn't have money to pay for hospital bills, next tomorrow their Dad is in the hospital and needs 250k for surgery. Their needs are endless.
I still have an open hand to giving to the poor but strategically, I do it to buy loyalty now because the only thing the Nigerian system understands is MONEY.
During Xenophobia retaliation attacks in Jakande Lekki, I saw poor people looting out franchised Shop Rite and their usual tone & consensus was that the Rich owns the place, they buy from there. Why should they be able to purchase those things while we are not able to do the same. I saw old women in their 50s, Men, Ladies & other able bodied men loot electronics and goods from honest people's market with an excuse that they are poor. Random big cars on the road in Jakande were attacked & the excuse was that they are rich, they are the ones stealing Nigerians money.
The poor lives on survival instinct, I can never feel guilty for enjoying the riches God gave me & also from the work I did.
Let them go & work! |
Career › Re: Why Do Ladies Dominate The Banking Sector...? by tosinhtml: 3:49pm On Dec 08, 2023 |
Gerrard59: I believe that is the basis for this thread, which is fine. The issue is explicitly stating that there are more women employed than men in the banking industry without presenting facts. An alternative way is: stating the bold, then ask, does this mean more women are employed than men by banks? Then responses would follow.
That can be tossed aside. My issue lies in other responders still arguing right in the face of hard facts presented by other responders. That is an annoying way to reason and behave. Yeah, once some people hold an opinion, they want to argue until they become right. |
Career › Re: Why Do Ladies Dominate The Banking Sector...? by tosinhtml: 4:07am On Dec 08, 2023 |
Gerrard59: It is hard dealing with most Nigerians. Facts have been presented, yet they argue stoopidly! Good enough this thread exists and unsuspecting, ignorant and arrogant readers go through it. Next time, hopefully, they would not open their smelly mouths waaaaaaaaa My first thought regarding banking in Nigeria was that we had more women than men, noting that most Customer Service representatives and cashiers are women from my personal encounters. That is the customer facing part of the bank and it would have been difficult to prove otherwise without data that shows us the opposite, therefore I do not blame anyone for creating such a thread. Someone even mentioned that most customer facing employees are outsourced contract staff, If you don't work in banking, you would not have these information. It is like a client arguing with programmers on which programming language is the best for specific purposes, they will continue to argue based on what they see on Twitter or all forms of social media but their info will be largely incorrect. |
Family › Re: Single Nigerian Ladies In Diaspora, Any Reason Why You Turn Down Our Guys? by tosinhtml: 6:19pm On Nov 29, 2023 |
Gerrard59: East Asians are different from South Asians. To me, there is no difference between South Asians and Africans. Then when you consider the likes of Pakistan and Afghanistan, we are better off. Yeah I have issues with South Asians too, I have worked with them in every company. Those guys are terrible, I try to avoid them as much as possible. Actually my brain doesn't even recognise South Asians as Asians, i rarely categorise them as such unless someone explicitly points it out to me. |
Family › Re: Single Nigerian Ladies In Diaspora, Any Reason Why You Turn Down Our Guys? by tosinhtml: 4:09pm On Nov 29, 2023 |
Welcomme: She is talking about the Asians from Muslim countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, partly Indian, Morroco Ohhhhh, i don't even consider those Asians  Those are Middle Eastern people & Indians. Asians are basically Hong Kong, China, Japan & Korea (South & North). |
Programming › Re: Nairaland Is Due To Have 'DARK MODE' by tosinhtml: 1:19am On Nov 29, 2023 |
Moyissh: As the topic implies, Nairaland is due for dark mode Seun would never do it. We can create a Chrome & Firefox extension but we need the page designed and you need to know the existing color codes for each type of post, background, comments, links etc. |
Family › Re: Single Nigerian Ladies In Diaspora, Any Reason Why You Turn Down Our Guys? by tosinhtml: 8:22am On Nov 27, 2023 |
1Sharon: I'm not talking about those Asians. I'm talking about the peace be with you kind. I don't understand what you are referring to. |
Family › Re: Single Nigerian Ladies In Diaspora, Any Reason Why You Turn Down Our Guys? by tosinhtml: 1:58am On Nov 27, 2023 |
1Sharon: I got pissed off when I read about the Asian man. Asians are in no position to speak on Africans in the UK! They're the most despicable demographic. Nibo latu jasi bayi, what did Asians do to you? Me I love Asians like mad. Especially those Koreans. I love their culture and discipline too much. |
Programming › Re: Do You Get Persecuted For Your Interest In Tech Where You Are by tosinhtml: 12:53am On Nov 25, 2023 |
rockok: I have noticed some sort of contempt for tech around my community. There's this effort to get me out of tech to the extent where I am being insulted, threatened, placed under the worse form of psychological abuse. Accused of witchcraft, I guess it has a lot to do with where I stay. Does this seem unusual? If you had have the same experience please let me know. How did you cope with it? The most difficult aspect is that it's within a higher institution. Witchcraft ontop tech? Sounds like fiction  Why do keep telling everyone that you're doing tech, why can't you just close your mouth shut. If you don't announce it, no one will find out. |
Romance › Re: Why Money Is Very Important In Courtship? by tosinhtml: 12:36am On Nov 25, 2023*. Modified: 12:07pm On Nov 25, 2023 |
Meerahbel: Back in college, I dated someone who was relatively rich. It was my birthday. We had a CCD outlet within my college campus, were we usually bought birthday cakes.
There were two cakes to choose from: chocolate or red velvet. He bought both because he didn't know my preference. Flexing in front of our friends was another reason.
At this point, we had already been together for over two years. Two years of ‘being in love' and still, he didn't know that chocolate flavour is the obvious choice. I disliked red velvet cakes. This made me notice — he didn't really know anything about me. The small things. Things that bring me joy. Things that trigger me. Things I would rather avoid.
I would always wear subtle colours and would tell him I hated anything that is brightly coloured. He would buy expensive funky colored headphones for me. This was a pattern.
I would make gifts for him. He wouldn't consider them as gifts at all because it wasn't store bought 
Financially, my family wasn't doing great back then. So, I had a general disdain for people who didn't value money and spent it loosely. I hated his spending habits. Now, I am doing quite well for myself. I can spend recklessly if I want to and still not be broke. But I still hate people who don't value money.
'I bought this shirt for 3k' — that's how he talked. About things and about people. Expensive things and rich people. Rest didn't mean anything to him. Thank god, the relationship didn't work out.
The fact that he was rich wasn't an issue, but the way he treated money was.
The fact that he can afford expensive things didn't matter, when he didn't even know my likes and dislikes.
I can afford a lot of things that I couldn't afford 3 years ago. If a dress had a 4 digit price tag, it was an absolute no for me earlier. Now, even though I can buy them — I don't automatically look for expensive clothes. I look for clothes I like — sometimes they cost less, sometimes they cost more — I'll buy it if I like it and if it's a reasonable price. That's the attitude I have and the attitude I looked for in a partner.
You can make your partner happy with whatever money you have. You can also fail at making her/him happy, inspite of being stinky rich. It depends …  All you needed to do was to let him know what you liked, instead you came here to gaslight the shit out of us. It wouldn't have taken anything out of you to communicate what you like & didn't like. You have mouth to speak & communicate but will rather do this. Makes no sense at all! |
Programming › Re: My Takeaway From Learning Devops At 40 by tosinhtml: 2:32am On Nov 24, 2023 |
Nice one chief, keep going & i hope you make it through.
I paid for Devops course one time but too tired from work to even continue, kind of regret it but will still go back in the future. As one grows older, paying for courses or resources will be easy but finding time is extremely hard. Paid for so many courses on Udemy that I left hanging. |
Celebrities › Re: Jamie Foxx Accused Of Groping A Woman At NYC Bar by tosinhtml: 9:06am On Nov 23, 2023*. Modified: 9:35am On Nov 23, 2023 |
This people, once they go broke they just sit down and find any way they can find money. This event happened 8 years ago and I am not sure the man even remembers anything. Jamie Foxx of all people.
To be a celebrity in America is a big issue.
Jamie Foxx doesn’t have any history of groping anyone or being violent at all. This is not Puff Daddy. |
Programming › Re: Why Does people Always Rubbish Those That Use Chatgpt To Code;; by tosinhtml: 12:56pm On Nov 14, 2023 |
airsaylongcome: Omo, Tensa run am o. Run am clean. Na real talk and do.
As for why person eye no do dey here again. Many variables. Later closing hours. More need to study cos to be ahead of the competition (cos remote work nor too dey easy like that again). And then just an overall decline in the kinds of conversations happening here I saw Remoteok website owner on Twitter saying remote work has gone down by 85%, that is very scary. A lot of friends I know in Toptal & Andela have their remote work cut off because employers say every one should return to the office. Meanwhile office means relocating to the US, who is going to even sponsor visas & to get visa appointment is like 2 years in the future. |
Programming › Re: Why Does people Always Rubbish Those That Use Chatgpt To Code;; by tosinhtml: 12:49pm On Nov 14, 2023 |
Englishisamust: Imagine someone using chatgpt code to write function and classes that manage transactions of 10000 customers on the database!!! I'm not rubbishing chatgpt, but as a backend developer you have careful of the way you use it because it can expose the app your are developing if it doesn't write your code very well... How does it expose your app? If you copy code from Stackoverflow, wouldn't you read the code before applying it. This is sort of like copying someone's matric number while copying in exam. |
Programming › Re: Please Check Out My Portfolio by tosinhtml: 4:42pm On Nov 06, 2023 |
You're getting there, I'd advise you to go to: themeforest.net/category/site-templates/personal
See the examples of those websites & get inspiration from other personal websites templates for professionals..
Re-use or get inspiration. |
Programming › Re: Seeking Advice For Landing My First Web Dev Job by tosinhtml: 4:32pm On Nov 04, 2023 |
steno1: .lol is not the criticism that I don't like, but how it was done. No one here has pointed out what the problem was. One said I should go and learn JavaScript and css, the other that I can't never get a job with this and so on... no pointing of what the problem is The design is bad and the usage of colors are too much. Look at Github.com's home page & compare it with your own, how many colors did they use. Go to Behance.com and look for website designs you can emulate. It's either you're stuck in 1992 (design wise) or you are completely new to using the internet with this type of design. |
Programming › Re: Seeking Advice For Landing My First Web Dev Job by tosinhtml: 4:25pm On Nov 04, 2023 |
fastanddubious: Seriously? 😳 Don't laugh bro, he might be representing Rainbow flag movement with all those colors. |
Programming › Re: Has AI finally come for our jobs? by tosinhtml: 7:06pm On Nov 01, 2023 |
Babygeek: Thanks for replying. Please what kind of niche skills would you advice someone to go for..I am through with my Bsc, and I have lots of free time.. I even had to pay a frontend guy to mentor me. At least to accelerate my learning pace and someone I can ask questions when I'm Stuck.. He keeps assuring me their are a lots of job in Tech esp for a female Somehow, few days ago while going through programming groups on Facebook, Saw my mentor complaining about how it has been hard to get jobs from Nigeria  haha! Sorry for the laugh, but there are actually lots of jobs for women. The programming sector for women is still understaffed & many companies want a mixture of men & women. So far in my experience, every team i worked usually has just 1 or 2 women that are programmers. In my last company of about 50 devs, we had 2 women & 2 of them were Tech Leads and from America. Programming is hard o, I can't lie and that's why some babes run from it but the ones who stay move up really quick because nobody is there to compete with you, men aren't really the competition because there are slots for men and women differently. Diversity hires are taken very seriously in some companies. |
Family › Re: My Wife Got A Job As A Paramedic In The Uk by tosinhtml: 3:18pm On Oct 31, 2023*. Modified: 5:38pm On Oct 31, 2023 |
sheeda995: You are the abnormal. He can take care of his baby, if he couldn't he should have remained a bachelor Abi oh, what if she is sick for months, will he throw the baby away. |
Travel › Re: My Experience In UK Since I Japa:WARNING by tosinhtml: 5:34pm On Oct 27, 2023 |
fullclub: if nothing comes up by November then i will give up, withdraw and return. LMAOOO. Pounds is currently 1500, if you go back peren! Na die be that  |
Travel › Re: My Japa Plan Has Been Destroyed by tosinhtml: 6:16am On Oct 27, 2023 |
sisisioge: Na so them make millionaires thousandnaires o. 10million naira don dey less than 10k USD. Na only Gid go save us o. I saw some of your posts about traveling, then imagine you actually didn’t travel when you did, you would have been regretting the decision to stay in Nigeria and be patriotic by now. |
Travel › Re: My Experience In UK Since I Japa:WARNING by tosinhtml: 11:33am On Oct 26, 2023 |
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Travel › Re: My Experience In UK Since I Japa:WARNING by tosinhtml: 11:17am On Oct 26, 2023 |
fullclub: i paid with row cash... row dollars.
form a that is still laying there since February i filled it. no one word from thr bank. about 4 banks.
i heard people used 500k upward to run that form A. before i could seek help from people who has link in bank it has ended.. unification of naira sets in Send me a PM, there are two groups on Nigerians in UK on Twitter that once you post about jobs, someone should get in touch to help you. There is no way you'd be on that group & don't get a job for 1 month. |
Travel › Re: My Experience In UK Since I Japa:WARNING by tosinhtml: 11:16am On Oct 26, 2023 |
Treadway: no be even about intelligent my guy. Dung for brains like that Atk1nson dude irk me. Absolutely empty with nothing to offer.
In one thread, they are the ones that will say even if you need to sell your testicle to japa, it is worth it, and yet in another they are quick to put down those who heed their advise and run into some trouble down the road. If not dung for brains, how can a normal person tell another determinately that UK isn't a fit for him and he should forget about the 15m he has spent and go back to Nigeria. Who dash the monkey man banana and made him PM? 🤣🤣🤣
As for OP, i have said this in another thread, you can't dip both feet in the river and now complain of cold. You should do all you can do to stay afloat, I don't think it makes any kind of sense to turn back now. Perish that thought. Keep pushing, keep searching, keep networking offline and online. Something will def pop up, eventually. Yes, the travel issue is very relative depending on what city, what time of the year & what person you spoke to. Some had it easier when they came, it doesn't mean others are foolish. Many of the opposers on this thread maintain the opinion that students should have all their fees which goes into about 25Million naira before travelling which is unrealistic. OP is a support job away from finding his feet, I can bet you that he will never leave that 15Million spent to return back to Nigeria. |
Travel › Re: My Experience In UK Since I Japa:WARNING by tosinhtml: 10:56am On Oct 26, 2023 |
Treadway: stories stories stories...I'm very sure you haven't walked in his exact shoes for a month, and rather than shut up, you'd instead pontificate like you are special. Fact: some will always have it easier than others not necessarily cos they are better or better prepared. It's just life. Nairaland will scream to everyone who can hear to japa like your life depends on it, and when you do and fall into some troubles, same Nairaland will say you no sharp, you no wise, you no dey hear word, you should have paid all your fees. Crap talk!
I also know someone that just moved around the time he stated, only did Amazon jobs for two weeks and got the same kind of job he was doing in Nigeria, which is the role of a hygiene manager at a flour production company. Not necessarily like he has two heads, but was just at the right place at the right time and they needed him and there was a fit. If that person was at a different location, I'm pretty sure the story would be different. This guy is literally the only contact of mine who isn't doing a dead-end boy boy job, or gaddem carework.
The OP has asked you advisors to link him to jobs if you can...he isn't asking for money. He has asked like three of you to link him to jobs in other locations sef if you can so he can work on his free days and commute back somehow during school days, una still dey speak English, cos aside the English you have nothing else to offer, except to put him down. Smh You're very intelligent!  |
Travel › Re: My Experience In UK Since I Japa:WARNING by tosinhtml: 10:55am On Oct 26, 2023 |
Atk1nson: Not necessarily true. There are people willing to give you the benefit of the doubt.
We were guaranteed by an Ethiopian who my wife only recently met. I have also guaranteed 2 people I do not really know so well. 1 is now fairly well settled. The other just came, and I hope she finds her feet.
A relative of mine came in, stayed away till she had issues paying tuition. Borrowed some cash and only paid 60% back running to 8 months now. The last time we spoke, she asked for an additional £8,000. Promising to pay all later. I didnt borrow her and refuse to stand as a guarantor if she borrows it.
So its not by who you know. I stand as guarantor to 2 people I am not so familiar with, but will not stand for my own relation. We are saying the same thing, because you already have knowledge that your relation is not trust worthy. |