Riyadaydu waa in aan noqdo Injineer software ah waxaana hadda ku socdaa waddadii oo aan ku baranayay cilmiga Data Science , markaa guul ayaan u rajaynayaa dhawaan insha allaah
Asslamo Alikum! i am happy to see the story of hibo , i also learn web developing in 6 month, and also take a lot of practice through out the time , and now i am happy, my graduation in commerce done in 2014, after a lot of time i spent in business but bussinesses collapse, then i think i start the online work from home, then i start.
Masha Allah, sister your story is so amazing and motivation. I watched your story twice and will watch again, masha Allah . I can see that in this video that wearing xijaab. As you advanced with this career, you may face challenges about your religion. So, my advise to you is that our ultimate gaol Akhirah (enternal life) . so, make your deen strong and make dacwah to those you contact with
Asc waxan iniga codsinaya inigu raliya somali ku hadla waxan ka xumohay dadkasta waxay wax ku bixian loqadoda somali bad tihin somali ba badanka ini dawanaysa marka waxa qorux badan inaad somali ku hadashay si aad ugu faa idaysan somalida mahadsanid
@@asadcade7762.War Wan Ogahay Ee Iyagu Horta Somali Mayyihin Mise Maha? Haday Somaliyhin Af Somali Hagu Hadlan , Qolakasta Mel Kasta Ay Ku Nolyihin Afguka Ayay Ku Hadlan Ay Ku faanan, Hadayna Gabadho ku Hadlin Karin Somali Hala Torjumo. Mahad Sanid.
Let's break this down. Html, CSS, JavaScript, reactjs , typescript and Linux in 4months. On a practical scale even 6months you can't have all these sync. Even with dedication of 24hrs can't. For most parts I think anyone who's done software dev has suffered burnout. I didn't get that off the bat so practically this is a marketing video. I've been in field for 5yrs and it's not as easy as this interview puts it. Salary range not clear.
@@matlhogonoloselelo2022 I can never forget that guy since that time he brought the hype I was also still figuring out Hello World😂😂😂. Anyone promising good money is a red flag. Job hunting has been hard of late
I think you misunderstood the message, HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month. Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
@@fsttechacademy Something I've noticed in programming is that learning is not linear. How well you justify this means someone doesn't get stuck and just moves through code like school curriculum
@@forinda You are right, programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game. I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/ I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about. I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language. ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too. www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:- Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:- KenyanApp facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590 EthipianApp facebook.com/ethiopianapp/ PakistaniApp facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ SomaliApp facebook.com/SomaliApp MalaysianApp facebook.com/themalaysianapp TurkishApp facebook.com/turkishapp I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
@@matlhogonoloselelo2022 I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
Great! promote Software Engineering, but don't trash teaching. Each field has its people, yours is software development by what it seems but for others it's teaching. People stay and do good in what they are passionate about.
I am just here a new a Software Engineering and i am just hoping to create a career just like that sister here i think it needs more effort just to reach the highest of it i very keen to accomplish that path with quiet possible way.
I'm also a teacher from Morocco, I just resigned this summer, I don't know what to do, I really hope so much somone can help me to get into IT field or give me some advices ... Baraka Allah fikom Akhi ❤
Why do people run the Matrix command 😂...her academic background gave her the study chops to dig in. Whats unclear is the price of the bootcamp and technical knowledge prior. 4 months is pretty farfetched. Landing a job in that timeline is also a blessing of God and lined up pro referrals.
She finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
I've got couple of years of experience. The best route is computer science degree plus bootcamp. If you do only bootcamp then work as frontend developer and do academic computer science courses part time whatever diploma or masters you can do. To be a good software engineer you need to learn some theory about many areas. Most important is probably software design patterns and different software paradigms. You need to have understanding of network, some infrastructure knowledge and ability to make decisions on these areas. I think after bootcamp you are not software engineer, you are junior, intern or apprentice software developer. However everyone has to start from somewhere. If you have the motivation you can do it insha'Allah. You will need at least 1 year learning part time alongside your work and more projects than available in bootcamp to showcase to employers. However bootcamp is good because you get tutors and guidance in the beginning of your journey. You do self projects and use udemy learning resources after bootcamp, it's doable. Spend at least 1 year learning and developing real world apps but start with the bootcamp.
HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month. Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game. I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/ I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about. I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language. ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too. www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:- Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:- KenyanApp facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590 EthipianApp facebook.com/ethiopianapp/ PakistaniApp facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ SomaliApp facebook.com/SomaliApp MalaysianApp facebook.com/themalaysianapp TurkishApp facebook.com/turkishapp I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
mastering the front end wont make you a software developer and think this video is misleading some frames anyway what's up with that matrix that aint node modules
HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month. Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game. I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/ I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about. I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language. ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too. www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:- Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:- KenyanApp facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590 EthipianApp facebook.com/ethiopianapp/ PakistaniApp facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ SomaliApp facebook.com/SomaliApp MalaysianApp facebook.com/themalaysianapp TurkishApp facebook.com/turkishapp I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
I'm self taught and been applying to entry level jobs for the past 2 years with no luck. Many people are struggling similarly but she got a job within 6 months of her coding journey? Fair play to her, but what's the catch lol
She finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
@@fsttechacademy I don't think that's quite right though. There is definitely a surplus of developers in the UK market especially at the junior levels. Companies are rarely even hiring juniors anymore. I have friends with 1-3 years of experience who have all been struggling to find roles since last year. Did you have a connection to the company that hired her?
@@keifer7813 we have no connections we have developed a job portal employers recruit from, we have a sister company that gives a graduates hands on commercial work experience as interns. May be your friends are looking at the right places, if you are in London visit us at our Harlesden office, we will invite you to our work experience shadowing and pair programming sessions, then you can be the judge
@@sheiamiam440 The hard part is finding a job. Especially now with the current market being so against juniors, its hard to believe she found a job that quickly without at least a referral.
We have more than 20 people who had success in their journey, we will share more videos, yes, reporting every success is an advertisement and promotion but it is not our fault to share our success. She finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month. Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game. I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/ I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about. I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language. ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too. www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:- Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:- KenyanApp facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590 EthipianApp facebook.com/ethiopianapp/ PakistaniApp facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ SomaliApp facebook.com/SomaliApp MalaysianApp facebook.com/themalaysianapp TurkishApp facebook.com/turkishapp I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
This is the encouraging and misleading at the same time. It is encouraging because I am happy to see Somali female in IT doing great. However, it is misleading to call her "software engineer". Software engineering is 4 years college of hard work from basic of computer(bit& bites), math(calculus), and electronics to high algorithm computing with different programming languages.
Html is an abbreviation for hypertext markup language and it's the most widely used language to build web bages and Css was introduced to provide a better way to style HTML elements
TI and Muslim female? tell me about it. them males are discriminating color males let alone a female muslim with Kamar. I have been with the industrail almost two decade but whatever you saying is new to me my son, and 6months software develop? Hmmm
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I've been software developer for 9 years now and still learning - glad to see sister acknowledge that. Keep learning & keep practicing.
if you want to work less hours obviously SW engineering is not a substitute.Maybe money is the motivation
Sxb you have $aid 9 year 😢
Keep going
Broo help me to study
Riyadaydu waa in aan noqdo Injineer software ah waxaana hadda ku socdaa waddadii oo aan ku baranayay cilmiga Data Science , markaa guul ayaan u rajaynayaa dhawaan insha allaah
Absolutely amazing story of our sister may allah make our sister the best Softwares Engineer in the world
Our somali sister Hibo inspirational allahuma barik
This story encouraged me to learn a new skill while I’m still working a full time job and being student in the third year of Bachelor Degree.
Absolutely, amazing story of our sister Hibo. I wanna just say keep going walaal.
Are you developer bro ?
@@MAANGARASHO I am not bro. I'm Statistician; I work as a data analyst.
masha Allah masha Allah Masha Allah
Allah Hibo hafdiyo hana u barakeeyo hana ku xifdiyo. Hibo diintaa aad ugu daadaal insha Allah .
Amazing video hibo is unstoppable
FullStack developer here, Congragulations and All thee Best⭐
Asslamo Alikum! i am happy to see the story of hibo , i also learn web developing in 6 month, and also take a lot of practice through out the time , and now i am happy, my graduation in commerce done in 2014, after a lot of time i spent in business but bussinesses collapse, then i think i start the online work from home, then i start.
Masha Allah, sister your story is so amazing and motivation. I watched your story twice and will watch again, masha Allah . I can see that in this video that wearing xijaab. As you advanced with this career, you may face challenges about your religion. So, my advise to you is that our ultimate gaol Akhirah (enternal life) . so, make your deen strong and make dacwah to those you contact with
hambalyo dad ayaa gabadha ku dhagan waxkasto waa ka go,anasho allhuma baaarik
Dabcan you are right
Asc waxan iniga codsinaya inigu raliya somali ku hadla waxan ka xumohay dadkasta waxay wax ku bixian loqadoda somali bad tihin somali ba badanka ini dawanaysa marka waxa qorux badan inaad somali ku hadashay si aad ugu faa idaysan somalida mahadsanid
War sxb inanta Somalia majoogto dadka kuxiran kanalkaana soomali ma ahan
@@asadcade7762.War Wan Ogahay Ee Iyagu Horta Somali Mayyihin Mise Maha? Haday Somaliyhin Af Somali Hagu Hadlan , Qolakasta Mel Kasta Ay Ku Nolyihin Afguka Ayay Ku Hadlan Ay Ku faanan, Hadayna Gabadho ku Hadlin Karin Somali Hala Torjumo. Mahad Sanid.
Amazing ! good job young woman.
Mansha Allah keep going sister hibo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely 💯 she’s so hard working Hiba
Amazing, congratulations to Hiba
If somalian peron taking a decision to become every think he went really that dream is was successfully 🎉
Thing *
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Mahadsanid video gan dhiirugalin ayaan ka qaaday waxaan bilaabay 2bil kahkr mern stack anigoo is leh 4bilood wax kuma baran kartid ayaan hadda adi ku arakay , 2daa bil html css javascript angular nodejs waxaa iidhiman typescript mongodb tests iyo inaan sifiican usii fahmo javascript iyo nodejs
Masha allah 🎉
Well done for your hard working efforts on this abayo ❤
Maansha allah keep going
Wright time decision is very important, but not easy
Let's break this down.
Html, CSS, JavaScript, reactjs , typescript and Linux in 4months.
On a practical scale even 6months you can't have all these sync. Even with dedication of 24hrs can't. For most parts I think anyone who's done software dev has suffered burnout. I didn't get that off the bat so practically this is a marketing video. I've been in field for 5yrs and it's not as easy as this interview puts it. Salary range not clear.
@@matlhogonoloselelo2022 I can never forget that guy since that time he brought the hype I was also still figuring out Hello World😂😂😂. Anyone promising good money is a red flag. Job hunting has been hard of late
I think you misunderstood the message, HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month.
Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
@@fsttechacademy Something I've noticed in programming is that learning is not linear. How well you justify this means someone doesn't get stuck and just moves through code like school curriculum
@@forinda You are right, programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game.
I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/
I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about.
I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali
www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps
also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language.
ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html
Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too.
www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos
ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html
Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:-
Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:-
KenyanApp
facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590
EthipianApp
facebook.com/ethiopianapp/
PakistaniApp
facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ
SomaliApp
facebook.com/SomaliApp
MalaysianApp
facebook.com/themalaysianapp
TurkishApp
facebook.com/turkishapp
I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
@@matlhogonoloselelo2022 I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
That's the power of Bootcamp. Self-learning won't give you this in a year.
Amazing keep u head up sister❤
I've been working as a developer for 7 years upto now, am very happy to see my sister. Keep going 💪
Bro may I get your IG or your WhatsApp no Wana asked you something from web development plz
🎉🎉🎉🎉 congratulations🎉🎉🎉🎉😊 well done billina
Thnks Fstrack technology for this encouragement
Great! promote Software Engineering, but don't trash teaching. Each field has its people, yours is software development by what it seems but for others it's teaching. People stay and do good in what they are passionate about.
From im interesting the course give more details including price cheers
Congratulations🎉🥳 hibo
This is really inspiring
Nice one
aad ugu faraxsanhy hibo hore usoco dear
I am just here a new a Software Engineering and i am just hoping to create a career just like that sister here i think it needs more effort just to reach the highest of it i very keen to accomplish that path with quiet possible way.
Mansha allah keep going
I'm also a teacher from Morocco, I just resigned this summer, I don't know what to do, I really hope so much somone can help me to get into IT field or give me some advices ... Baraka Allah fikom Akhi ❤
Masha Allah ❤
Amazing
did i can get learning design app for arch development on online
mashallah keep doing Software devloper
How much is the program
amazing
This is great!
wonderful
Masha Allah
Hibo well done Im also Software Engineer lam lied when request jobs
Why do people run the Matrix command 😂...her academic background gave her the study chops to dig in. Whats unclear is the price of the bootcamp and technical knowledge prior. 4 months is pretty farfetched. Landing a job in that timeline is also a blessing of God and lined up pro referrals.
She finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
I'm happy im cybersecurity engineer
Iam intrested in the cybersecueity career. What is your advice, brother
Where do I start
amazing video
Hambalyo Hibo🎉
I've got couple of years of experience. The best route is computer science degree plus bootcamp. If you do only bootcamp then work as frontend developer and do academic computer science courses part time whatever diploma or masters you can do. To be a good software engineer you need to learn some theory about many areas. Most important is probably software design patterns and different software paradigms. You need to have understanding of network, some infrastructure knowledge and ability to make decisions on these areas. I think after bootcamp you are not software engineer, you are junior, intern or apprentice software developer. However everyone has to start from somewhere. If you have the motivation you can do it insha'Allah. You will need at least 1 year learning part time alongside your work and more projects than available in bootcamp to showcase to employers. However bootcamp is good because you get tutors and guidance in the beginning of your journey. You do self projects and use udemy learning resources after bootcamp, it's doable. Spend at least 1 year learning and developing real world apps but start with the bootcamp.
In sha Allah
mashAllah
Thanks for this podcast. Please what's her linkedin?
Keep going
pure somali and pure english language
Any advice for me?
From Which channel, she has learned a programming language
im engoy to hear the grace junery and the coveted i think that amiazing
mashaallah
Amizing soomali girl ❤
Somalia 🇸🇴!!!?
Yes
4 months???? that's insanely good that it almost sounds fake, but if its true kudos to her, hore u soco wllo.
HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month.
Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game.
I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/
I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about.
I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali
www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps
also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language.
ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html
Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too.
www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos
ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html
Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:-
Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:-
KenyanApp
facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590
EthipianApp
facebook.com/ethiopianapp/
PakistaniApp
facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ
SomaliApp
facebook.com/SomaliApp
MalaysianApp
facebook.com/themalaysianapp
TurkishApp
facebook.com/turkishapp
I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
Thanks What’s learned soft engineering i am learning soft engineering but i difficult write coding what's solution 😮
mastering the front end wont make you a software developer and think this video is misleading some frames anyway what's up with that matrix that aint node modules
As computer science junior student, yes in away Front-end developers are software engineers
HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month.
Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game.
I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/
I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about.
I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali
www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps
also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language.
ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html
Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too.
www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos
ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html
Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:-
Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:-
KenyanApp
facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590
EthipianApp
facebook.com/ethiopianapp/
PakistaniApp
facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ
SomaliApp
facebook.com/SomaliApp
MalaysianApp
facebook.com/themalaysianapp
TurkishApp
facebook.com/turkishapp
I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
Is it not software she's developing?
@@keifer7813 yeah watch the video till the end
@@fsttechacademy I'm replying to OP's comment that she isn't a software developer lol
Hambalyo Hibo
😂😂 been ku xoog weynaa Subxaana Allah. War saan lacag laguma helo. Umada has hasirina bil iyo sanad maaha , xirfadaan
I'm self taught and been applying to entry level jobs for the past 2 years with no luck. Many people are struggling similarly but she got a job within 6 months of her coding journey?
Fair play to her, but what's the catch lol
She finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
@@fsttechacademy I don't think that's quite right though. There is definitely a surplus of developers in the UK market especially at the junior levels. Companies are rarely even hiring juniors anymore. I have friends with 1-3 years of experience who have all been struggling to find roles since last year.
Did you have a connection to the company that hired her?
@@keifer7813 we have no connections we have developed a job portal employers recruit from, we have a sister company that gives a graduates hands on commercial work experience as interns. May be your friends are looking at the right places, if you are in London visit us at our Harlesden office, we will invite you to our work experience shadowing and pair programming sessions, then you can be the judge
@@fsttechacademy Ohh okay, makes sense. Keep doing your thing, and good luck!
Why does she have htop in the background
I know hibo she is an open minded girl
People spend five years in engineering school, yet others become software engineers in just a few months?
how i can get her connection please brother ?
@@Gaas12-24 Hibo’s Snapchat is on video
❤
What languages do you guys first suggest I work on?
Python programming language
Html- css Java python JavaScript
No one, can not learn learn 4 months programming because i have 7 years experience still, i don't have very confidence.
I think that has to do with the person😊
True as a software engineer myself. But you can become Front End Developer minimum 5 months.
@@sheiamiam440 The hard part is finding a job. Especially now with the current market being so against juniors, its hard to believe she found a job that quickly without at least a referral.
She’s a teacher
@@jeremiahsmarketing 🤣
i want to join you guys as a flutter app developer. How can i join please
this is just an ADVERTISEMENT if you haven't noticed yet.
don't get fooled.
We have more than 20 people who had success in their journey, we will share more videos, yes, reporting every success is an advertisement and promotion but it is not our fault to share our success. She finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
This doesnt sound realistic, but to be fair, I'm currently in America where the market for engineers is doo doo
I think it's possible as long as you put in the work
HTML can be completed in less than a week if you put time into it, take it as a challenge on W3 Schools here if you don't believe me www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp , CSS in less than a week given you put over 8 hours a day, what is left is JavaScript which can be learned in 2 months if you put similar time, TypeScript is not much if you already know about JavaScript, in a week you should be able to understand the basics, Linux you learn the basic command for a developers not a system administrator like cd, pwd, mv, cp, mkdir, tree, touch, nano, find, grep, and many more, all you need for the is few days, We have students we have learnt React in a month.
Hibo finished the course in 4 months, it is possible if you put an average of 8 hours a day, plus in the UK there is a shortage of developers, it recruits from abroad countries such as India, Pakistan, Hibo also did two months of Work Experience at Luul Solutions before she applied for jobs, she worked on a point of sale system we were developing at the time which is available on lulpos.com. It is difficult to get a job if you don’t have Work Experience
programming is not like a book you read and move on, it needs practice and you get stuck, the difference is when you have teachers that are available on Discord 24/7 and students that as soon as you share a screenshot of the code error, reply to you and help you fix the issue, (basically a community) it is a different game.
I have been coding over 20 years, see my linkedin profile link, www.linkedin.com/in/ahmed-dini-16597640/
I have developed software that millions of people are using today, I have single-handedly developed SomaliApp, KenyanApp, EthiopianApp, TurkishApp, PakistaniApp and many more, I mean from Mobile Apps to Web Frontend, To Developing Backend with Java, to Database Management, To DevOPs or operation like deploying to AWS Cloud, setting CI/CD Pipeline like Jenkins, SVN/GIT pipeline, code releases, project management, --- using programming languages and Frameworks like Java, Python, Spring, Android, iOS, JavaScript, JSF, JSPs, which were popular at the time, so I understand what I am talking about.
I have been interviewed 10 years ago for the development of SomaliApp, it was the first of its kind developed by an African, here is the interview still available on BBC Somali
www.bbc.com/somali/maqal_iyo_muuqaal/2014/11/141101_somali_apps
also watch here some of the interviews I gave to Somali TVs in London, about how I developed SomaliApp single handedly while I was working full time in my Spare time, I hope you can understand Somali language.
ruclips.net/video/xrGae-dQCds/видео.html
Here on Luul Solutions Ltd I shared my knowledge with senior engineer of how to develop robust systems, so We don't just train juniors but also senior engineers too.
www.youtube.com/@luulsolutions5124/videos
ruclips.net/video/sMyET7pMFfg/видео.html
Even though I shutdown the app as I couldn't take the traffic and I wasn't monetising here are their link:-
Here are the facebook pages of the apps I mentioned above:-
KenyanApp
facebook.com/profile.php?id=100068920471590
EthipianApp
facebook.com/ethiopianapp/
PakistaniApp
facebook.com/p/PakistaniApp-100068616731482/?locale=cs_CZ
SomaliApp
facebook.com/SomaliApp
MalaysianApp
facebook.com/themalaysianapp
TurkishApp
facebook.com/turkishapp
I am only revealing all this information about me and my institution that this is not fake, and believe me I can provide more evidence I just don't want to bore you to sleep.
How can i work with u?@fsttechacademy
Asc brother i am interessed in learning how can i start with you guys
Contact us via WhatsApp +447838079175
hello world
Guys you don't have websie?
@@noohaliahmed3978
fstacademy.com
How can I join you please I want to be a software engineer
@@kabirmuhammad7902 you can get the contact info from the website fstacademy.com best contact is WhatsApp message
but i did not understand the meaning of running sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade in the backround why?
You worrying so much bro lol
somali waxbaratay m.a
This is the encouraging and misleading at the same time. It is encouraging because I am happy to see Somali female in IT doing great. However, it is misleading to call her "software engineer". Software engineering is 4 years college of hard work from basic of computer(bit& bites), math(calculus), and electronics to high algorithm computing with different programming languages.
Exactly what she did
Did Html and css are programming language😂😂
You joined the RUclips 5 days a go. Relax bro. 😂
Html is an abbreviation for hypertext markup language and it's the most widely used language to build web bages and Css was introduced to provide a better way to style HTML elements
Sister also as a muslim woman you need to respect Islam princip on speaking, your habit etc..
What? What did she say?
Come on she said nothing bruv.
Waa dad rabba in ee na isku diraan, oo diinta na nacsiiyaan.
Test
THE NAME IS HIBA reer koonfur belaayo idinla af xumaatay 😂😂😂
Html css me baratay
kaligood waxba ma aha, it's basic
stop swinging on the chair, kinda unproffesional!
TI and Muslim female? tell me about it. them males are discriminating color males let alone a female muslim with Kamar. I have been with the industrail almost two decade but whatever you saying is new to me my son, and 6months software develop? Hmmm
where can i contact hibo ?
@@sakariyeawilpro on her Snapchat it is in the video