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Sunday, 10 July 2016

How to build an android app

The world as we know it is changing, we are leaving the 21st century gradually. Technology is already taking over in many instances and some people are getting left behind. It's a new world out there, a game changing world and when the game changes, we ought to adapt to the new changes. People have different ideas, imaginations and innovations that can be brought to life if well nurtured.
Many people wish to express themselves but are hindered by different kinds of resources. Such resources includes:

  • Lack of tools
  • Lack of technical know how
  • Inadequate information dispersal
  • Non access to financial resources.
Some other people are working round the clock to find solutions to some "if not all" of the aforementioned problems. They noticed that the main reason people repudiate this new changes is their low level of technical knowhow. They despise programming. For them technology is boring; as you need to study hard and stress yourself writing lines of jargons. To make programming easy while carrying everybody along with the changes in the new world, some people sacrificed their time and efforts to build something that would make you develop a program without writing codes. 

Yes! You can write a program without having any knowledge of programming. All you'll need is the willingness to adapt to change. And wherever there is a will, there is surely a way. 

MIT APP INVENTOR SITE
To start creating your apps, you'll need the following:
1.     A laptop or a desktop
2.     Internet access
3.     A google account
4.     And the will to create

Once all of this is acquired, head to MIT API2 website and login with your google account.

How to write a killer CV

Got good grades, skills and experience, where else do you think you can prove that to your recruiter besides in your "CV"? The Curriculum Vitae is a profile that lets your recruiter know what there is to know about you. It is the first impression you give your recruiter and as the famous saying goes, first impression lasts longer, and you have given your recruiter the impression that you are real. An employer might have hundreds of CV on his desk but only the best are summoned for interview so CVs' are best written to be competitive.

You have to keep somethings in mind when writing a CV, for example your CV should
  • Be concise
  • Be readable 
  • Not be ambiguous
  • Be in vogue
  • Not contain irrelevant experience
  • Be dynamic

To achieve these, the guidelines below might be employed: