mesonet:
Hi Young Techs,

I am will to work with and sponsor any tech guy with innovative idea or product.

Kindly mention what you are working on

Currently working on a live feed LiveScore like website for pundits, where they can easily check their predictions without having to make a search within pages while trying to search for their options. The website would still be providing a normal LiveScore result, that would just be an advanced tool for pundits and bet enthusiast.

I made this analogy to someone yesterday, if you wanted to move a lorry load of sand, you could either use a shovel, Head pan, even a spoon, depends on the quantity of material and how fast you want it done. Also works that way in programming, in this case, I'd either use python or JS, but if you just want to stress yourself or expand your limitations and give yourself questions that stack overflow sef won't have the answers lol, you can try it.

Peman123:
Is it possible to build a simple game with php? If it possible please prove it well

Bro, CSS no be language o lol

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iFlare:
Mine is: css

I started with python and believe me it was the easiest. After python I switched to Java. Now I've made up my mind to be full stack dev. I'm done with html, I got comfortable with all the tags in a week. Done JavaScript though I was learning css before I went to js. Css has been a pain in my ass, the worst are flex and grid. I can't get it right. They said js is harder than css, but it was smooth, tho verbose. I've started react and I feel more comfortable learning it. Css dey gimme fear aswear.

What about you?

Thanks for this!!!

Ikr! I advised Django just because it was originally programmed for News establishment. And also it follows the DRY coding.

Just make it open source! And have more presence on LinkedIn. I'd strongly advice you use Django as your backend also. You can easily share the link here and everyone can just put their input, I'm included as well.

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PayCircle:
check my sigy

Nice. How can I apply for this?

I use MatLab with Python. Does that count?

Karleb:
There are people that get paid directly and indirectly to encourage people to learn programming and many of them lie to do that.

It's just like what motivational speakers do, Twitter is especially notorious for that.

You see things like:

Learn programming in 60 days and get a job.

Day 1 - 5: HTML
Day 6 - 10: CSS
Day 11 - 20: Javascript
Day 21 - 40: React
Day 41 - 45: Build a Todo app
Day 46 - 50: Build a weather app
Day 50 - 60: Get a job

Sadly, this is what a lot of people want to believe.

You also need to understand that it's the internet, some of these people are fraud, especially on Twitter.

lol! They would give them one wuruwuru certificate and call them "Full Stack Developer" lol! I spent nothing less than 6 months on native JS, and you always have things to learn. What I had to face recently was from this funny "developer" who was ready to take on a project for 50k when I already gave the client a reasonable price. Uncle 50k went on to publish a 100% bootstrap website with no backend. The client came back to meet him and I charged him twice what I initially asked. People do not want to understand that this thing is a process.

Kiddyong123ayo:
I want to start a livescores website and app company.

How much will you charge me? , how much am I going to pay in total? .

Then lastly do you have an idea of how am I going to make money from the site? , and how do I get the app on Google play store and Apple Store?

I have a budget in my mind, and I will contact the programmer, that fits my budget and demands.

Please I am serious on this

As a freelance full stack developer, I do all not know anything about "app company" as it has a lot of legal paperworks lol. What I know is to develop apps.

For a profit making LiveScore web and mobile app, you'd definitely need a UI designer to boost the attractiveness, then a full stack developer to program it, he would work on the design from the UI designer for the front end and tie it all up in the backend. You'd also need to purchase an API, I'd recommend rapidAPI since that's what's most website uses and what I've used for previous clients. Profitability is based on your market and marketing. I'd advice you to look into making an app that would be used by bettors. A website that can bring results of their options without having to search page by page. You'd also pay for a domain name and hosting services obviously.