cococandy:
The only thing this thread manages to establish is that men are lower animals and have no self control? Really?
Is that okay?
Any right thinking guy should be upset with the premise and conclusions. But y’alls need to police women won’t let you see who you’re painting the male gender in an unfavorable light.

This is stupid
Does the fact that you lock your doors when you leave your house mean your neighbors are thieves?

Someone is advising girls on how to stay safe from rapists and criminals you’re bringing up cliche arguments to score cheap points.


@bolded

No right thinking guy would be upset at anything. That I’m not a rapist doesn’t mean I can vouch for another person. I give these same advice to women in my life and always urge them to be security conscious.


Smh.

tensazangetsu20:
I want to make a FinTech application for my project. The app would be web based and people could log in and then make transfer using their credit card to any bank account in naija.

I just started learning to code and I feel this is something that would require a lot of OOP and asynchronous programming which I am struggling with. I don't really like the to do list apps, games and tiny calculators I am doing. I am looking to do something hard and massive.

What kind of technologies and APIs would I be working with and how would you advice I go about this.

Bro, like someone said you’d have to use paystack or flutterwave to achieve this, so your app basically acts as a wrapper to paystacks api, the reason being, banks do not make their apis open to the general public, but only to payments platforms like etransacts, paystack and co. So I doubt there’s another way for a hobbyist/solo developer to access the banks apis directly

Regarding the design/ui of your app, check dribble.io. It’s a site for graphic/ui designers to share their portfolio with clients/employers
You’d see lots of beautiful and modern ui designs there.

It’s a good way to fine tune your html/css abilities, without having to worry about your lack of design skills