sheunl

Location: Canada

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Javascript/Typescript, PHP, NextJS, Laravel, Python, PostgreSQL, Redis, AWS, Docker, AI/LLM

Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ao-lawani

Email: info - at - zaqlabs.com

Software engineer with experience working across various industries including energy and fintech. Experienced in all levels of the Software Development Lifecycle.

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Why so much negativity under this post? This is a positive in terms of global scientific and technological progress.

Use HeidiSQL, It's free and easy to use.

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Yep. They have a niche there. The only worthy alternative in their space is QGIS.

PHP / Laravel. Its not a contest. Its easy to write and setup. It has auth, security, templating and all you need.

It varies from company to company and role to role.

Outdated Tools

Wordpress. Worked in company using Woocommerce for their e-commerce solution, It was profitable at that. That is if you want a quick and simple solution. If you want something less turnkey and more flexible but more tasking, Django or Laravel is a good option.

Don't overcomplicate things, simplicity is often underrated on the web side of development. This is coming from a guy who writes low level embedded c and c++ on a daily basis.

Look at the practical side of things, C++ is going nowhere and its improving. C++ is simple just write and compile. No rustc, cargo and rustup combo. Both languages are good but one is tested and tried.

I agree, a business should have a roadmap from management not the other way around

Laravel. Hands down.

Currently in Lagos

Remote yes

Willing to relocate

I use PHP/Laravel, Golang, Python, Javascript/React

Resume: www.sheunlawani.com

Email is numinetech(at)hotmail(dot)com

Would love to hear from you.

Tried it. Had issue with integrating packages and developing across Windows/Linux platform.

Deploying was also hell.

But it was fast, stable and once you solve a problem it is solved 100% .

I have observed this but with Laravel/PHP. If you are a specialist NodeJS is not bad. But if you are a generalist with deadline and business logic to implement a more mature development ecosystem is advisable, in my opinion.

Excel?