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I should be able to take you up soon, OP get ready for fatality.

This is interesting, I understand the concept though I am more into web programming.

I might switch to this real soon. Impressive.

Thumbs up OP

dhtml18 don't mind that cryptonite guy, I billed him 500K to help him rig NL election but he want to play smart.

majekdom2:
Good article, I think introverts fit every other place except for jobs where they may have extended Stay at public places/social gatherings. Many employers especially the inexperienced ones fail to understand both personality(introverts and extroverts) have got pros and cons. Introverts are regarded as cold and unsociable that's some lie. They only prefer to have most of their time alone- this time for brain storming and critical thinking. They take their time to listen, assimilate, process information before letting it out. An extrovert yea, can understand but most times lack the indepth processing thus they may be quick to make judgements and in most cases cannot challenge the conventional.
I was part of a recruitment event sometime and yes, here we have the hiring managers nodding heads at presentations being made. I could tell 80 percent of the guys there were extroverts. They were good speakers. I had to ask myself " is being a speaker same as being a doer". I guess No. Extroverts can always put up an act most times. They are good at speaking and sales job. I will advise any company looking to challenge convention with interest in attention to detail and critical thinking to always know when to differentiate an introvert from an extro. It's sad that only a few recruiters in Nigeria understand this.

Exactly, you are really experienced.
Most people have this misplaced belief that an introvert is a shy person that hardly talks with low intelligence and negative stuffs like that.
It is simply feeding off your own energy as oppose to feeding on other peoples energy.
I'm more of an ambivert though.

telim:
I will really love to outsource some of my internet marketing related tasks that needs to be automated to Nigerians but the problem is most Nigerians programmers are good in making noise without backing it up with quality.
All of my projects are outsource to a Pakistani developer which as being very reliable, he as never disappointed me and my IM friends he always deliver quality jobs.

Am willing to pay $500 to a programer that can design a mass uploading bot that uploads videos to dailymotion via dailymotion api


features


1. auto clearing of cookies, histories and assigning a random user agent per session.

2. auto account creator

3. solving of captcha via deathbycaptcha api for automating account creating process

4. proxy support

5. auto fill tags and description using. details from a text file

6. selection of all the categories and few languages via the GUI

auto log link of uploaded videos in a text file and 7. auto check if a video as being removed or not.

These project wount take more than 7 days to get completed. I can do these myself with zenoposter or ubot studio but I don't have time to develop it as am currently busy scaling up an IM method. If you are good and trustworthy I will introduce you to a private IM Skype group to earn more income monthly

It is not a big deal to an experience dev, just that I am busy with some jobs.
If 3weeks is not too far then I am all in.

Just watching Naira in 3d and these exchangers that keeps increasing their rate by N5.

Waiting for it to reach N1000 before I withdraw my 9900 dollars.

Caleb5:
Please send me your whatsapp number please. I GAt a job

Zero 7 zero (66four7) (97four7)

Caleb5:
Please I need the service of a software developer and a web designer ASAP. Please just quote my post if you are one. Thanks

How may I help you!

Craigston:
From tables to floating divs and now it's flexbox. It's getting better.

HTML is now more of a framework than just the semantic markup language it used to be.
A developer never stop learning!

Nice post.
I was just thinking, rather than have different versions for different schools, why not have a select school option inside the app?

godofbrowser:
even my pc knows I love javascript, at a time i didn't wanna learn jquery as a framework and even after I did, I always try to find a javascript alternative to any jquery function I find interesting.

ex::

jquery:: 
$('.box').each(function(){
 statements...
}); //will connect to every element with class "box"

javascript :: 
var box = document.getElementsByClassName('box');
var i;
for ( i=0; i < box.length; i++) {
 statements...
}
//will also do the same job.

and that reminds me jquery's called "write less, do more"

Jquery just abstracts the whole process. If you check it's source code you will find its pretty much the same thing.

One benefit of Jquery is the for solving any cross browser headache e.g getElementsByClassName is not fully supported, same with querySelectorAll.
I guess it's necessary evil especially when it comes to front end development.

Craigston:
Cross-browser compatibility has actually improved greatly, unless you want to support really old browsers which only a few 'software museum' dwellers use (XP users?).

IE8 does not support it and it's still the default version on fresh Windows 7 installation.
Seriously IE is just a pain in a devs' arsss! One day all this cross browser stuff will be a thing of the past just as using table for column is now!

@dhtml18 I have removed the quote oo, You no even sabi when someone is playing.

You wish.
I am contesting on Hackerrank CodeSprint now. If you are cool with it, larisoft may select one of the hardest Algorithm on Hackerrank or any other online code rank site, then drop it at maybe 6pm tomorrow then the first person to finish wins.

Craigston:
Of course you can still use stopPropagation and preventDefault. And it's not different from listening to an event. It only helps you write cleaner, more maintainable code and separates behavior, presentation and structure.
Using html event trigger attributes such as onClick, onBlur, etc mix more JavaScript into your html which should be avoided. Instead of using those, query the elements you're interested in and use addEventListener() to attach event handlers to them. That makes your code more readable. It becomes clearer on first glance what your function is meant to achieve. Your html becomes free of JavaScript too.
I used this technique to write a template for a friend and reading the code was enjoyable. You understand the document structure better since it is almost html alone. Similarly, the JavaScript file was shorter and cleaner.

Okay now I get you.
You are a semantic markup crusader , I am too even though I still mix it sometimes (Don't judge).
You still have to worry about cross-browser compatibility especially if you are using vanilla JavaScript.

Craigston:
That was real scolding for FincoApps. What do you have to say, finco?


Just think about what happens when you're trying to manage many click events across different versions of a site design and you're using only the 'event' object to determine what event it is and, if it's a click event, which HTML object was clicked. It becomes harder to manage as it grows larger, even with your debugging tools to help. Attaching event triggers to each object of interest makes it easier to manage.

Who does that?
Listen to all event then use the event Object to determine what event it is? You create event handlers before even thinking of passing the Object
You listen for an event and once it occurs you have your callback to which you pass in the event Object.
that is why we have stopPropagation and preventDefault, how will you make use of them if you don't pass in the event Object to your callback?

dhtml18:
Ah well, even i for one am quite busy too. I hardly sleep for more than 2hrs on most days (and 4 hours once in awhile).

Go and check your blood pressure.
Come back and thank me

KazukiIto:
Yes! What did I miss?

road

[quote author=dhtml18 post=47805619][/quote]VBASIC, sir which era are you from?

I only know JavaScript and PHP, the rest (Python, ruby), I am only familiar with.

I am sure you won't beat anybody with your Vbasic though. Respect still.

dhtml18:
Larisoft, I am still waiting for you to write an article on creativity of developers. You are always hammering on codes and languages which to me is boring.
Make a post on an API, a tool for aiding programmers, useful classes or libraries or extensions that you or someone else have written.
But all these senseless arguments about which languages are better is simply boring and uninteresting to me. I am in favour of creativity, and business. There is no productivity in this thread as far as I am concerned.

Someone built gdevit.com on PHP, you no talk anything. Someone created a nice UI for nairaland mobile app - those are interesting.

This sort of rubbish does not happen on gdevit.com for instance. And I will not reply this post or open this thread again.
This is not a discussion, it is simply a statement from an angry troll.

And I hereby unsubscribe to all Larisoft's posts or any kind of post like this from now henceforth.

- Signed DHTML18 (King Troll of Nairaland Programming Section and Pro-Gdevit Fan)

I knew it.

There is something between you and boomatanga. I can almost swear its more than meet the eye self.

larisoft:
Php is here to stay. but all languages are not dumb. perl, python, c#, to mention a few, are languages that were designed carefully, in strict adherence to core computer science principles established over years of trial and error.

I think I will write an article detailing the design flaws of php. I feel weird perpetuating this but....I guess it'd demand and supply.

Depends on your definition of dumb. Did I hear you say python is not dumb, I freaking hate the language. Now that is my opinion though.
Personally I like JavaScript and most coders claim its a stupid language which is not far from the truth if you don't know the in and out of the language (quirks).

Recent Stackoverflow survey even shows that JavaScript coders are the most sought after in the industry because it is versatile.

It seems you are not leaving PHP alone anytime soon

PHP is not even phasing out anytime soon.
All languages are dumb, it is the programmers' work to make sense out of it.

They don't need a Web developer.
They need a Full-stack developer, Content Writer, Graphic Designer and a Customer Service Agent.

Craigston:
It's actually better -- a good practice -- to avoid using event triggers and the 'event' object, except there's no other option.
Using event handlers and element queries is better and your program's behavior should be predictable.

Well whatever works bro.
I might decide to pass in the whole DOM tree and transverse it till I find the node I'm interested in.

Should have pass in the event object instead of this

Appliedmaths:
Location? I have the accessories, just need the phone let's deal I'm in Lagos.

I am in Lagos also, whatsapp number is (zero 70) and 6647 + 9747