In consistency, you will find results 🤝 | Software Engineer
The presence of the most High
Joined September 2023
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From @SEESUnilag to @Bloomberg London
March❤️🤝 >>>>>>
Last month was a roller coaster😁
#engineeringboys #bloomberg #unilag #internship
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Spending my final semester at UNILAG in Singapore 🇸🇬.
Selected for the prestigious IRIS@NUSingapore programme:
🌍 4,500+ applicants
🎓 37 selected globally
🌍 Only African in the cohort
Grateful for every opportunity and everyone who made this possible. 🚀 – at West Region, Singapore
Highly recommended 🤝
Over the weekend, I decided to create an open source repo for DSA solutions and patterns.
The goal is simple: build consistency, document well- detailed solutions like real interview scenarios, and create a space where we can learn together.
You can contribute, make PRs, get feedback, and improve along the way. Each month will have a focus (like Bloomberg-tagged questions and more. ).
If this sounds like something you’d enjoy, you can check it out with the link below, give it a star, and feel free to contribute 🤝 (Any programming language is allowed.)
If you know someone this could help, feel free to share it with them.
I’ll also be sharing a detailed write-up soon on one key data structures technique. Stay tuned!
github.com/ladicodes/DSA-Sol…
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Nothing do my shoulders.
Na 3 of our students dey intern for @Bloomberg
@ukeme__edet @samthemogul @la_y1w0la
🤩✨💚
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✅Admitted into UNILAG for Computer Engineering in 2017.
✅I struggled financially and took on private tutoring and piano gigs outside school to keep up, working with the skill I had at the time.
✅I never had a bedspace from Year 1 to Year 4. I squatted, sleeping on floors, concrete, and chairs countless times. On good days, I slept on a bed that wasn’t in the best shape.
✅Towards the end of 2021, I sold things like paper and drawing instruments to raise 100k and got myself a laptop.
✅I got back to coding in 2022 after a break of 6 years and started Software Engineering.
✅In the same year, I applied to many big tech companies, interviewed with a few, but ended up being served the rejection plate all round (100+).
✅Particularly, I got rejected by Bloomberg in 2022 after the final round (it took about 2 months of interviewing) for a summer internship role. I took the feedback, worked on them, and trusted God.
✅In 2023, I interviewed with Bloomberg again, this time for a SWE Placement Role (to use as my SIWES / IT). Thankfully, from interviewing to getting an offer took only two weeks.
To be continued.
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⚛️ React 19 will ship with useOptimistic() hook: pretend everything will go right...event if it doesn't.
Bidirectional commumication protocols and networks have provided the platform to build really cool stuff. It's amazing!
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Keep building in public because you never know who might be watching; and trust me, someone is always watching ✨
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Okay, so you're good at starting projects... but how good are you at finishing them? 🤔
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One of my biggest ways to prevent unnecessary re-renders is composition using the `children` prop.
Components that use the state can be extracted into a smaller component, and the slow component is passed to it as children.
![const ScrollComponent = () => {
const [value, setValue] = useState({});
return (
<div onScroll={setValue}>
<SlowComponent />
</div>
);
};](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMT53QFWgAAjBGD.jpg?name=orig)
ALT const ScrollComponent = () => { const [value, setValue] = useState({}); return ( <div onScroll={setValue}> <SlowComponent /> </div> ); };
![const ScrollComponent = ({children}) => {
const [value, setValue] = useState({});
return (
<div onScroll={setValue}>
{children}
</div>
);
};
const MainComponent = () => {
return(
<ScrollComponent>
<SlowComponent />
</ScrollComponent>
)
}](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GMT57n9WgAA0x7E.jpg?name=orig)
ALT const ScrollComponent = ({children}) => { const [value, setValue] = useState({}); return ( <div onScroll={setValue}> {children} </div> ); }; const MainComponent = () => { return( <ScrollComponent> <SlowComponent /> </ScrollComponent> ) }
