Edegware Ezekiel | Developer

Backend • Mobile • Cloud Engineer • Web3 Ninja. Let the cold lead you🥷 Building @byteverselabs

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@big_yemm Better slap go make you open the door 😂💔 I’d rather go to jail for physical assault than SA😂💔

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

They said talk is cheap… so I write code instead.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@officialnyscng @TheNationNews @nidcom_gov @MobilePunch @FMINONigeria @channelstv @inecnigeria @OyoCorper @nysc_anambra @NTANewsNow @PoliceNG You people should be ashemed of yourself 💔 what’s there in using a standard web server that can handle all the massive requests??
Is this how we are still going to suffer?
Everything for the country no dey work💔

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@jerrymaestro22 @instablog9ja 😂💔🤲

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

What learning methods do you use when you are learning a new skill, programming language or framework?

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@gozkybrain4u Hi edegx here👋

Backend/Mobile developer

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@towbbie Followed you back. Thank you

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

How do you fight against procrastination as a programmer?

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@TGkelechukwu Followed up already.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

Start small and remember that even a little progress is better than no progress. Don't give up, people give up after trying once or twice. The path to success is not easy, and requires time and effort!

#coding #webdeveloper #devlife #appdeveloper #laravel #Amaran #BBUK

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@JacquesnotJack Sure, followed you back

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

@JacquesnotJack Oh sorry I missed that.
It’s advisable to start with large screen sizes and then adjust responsiveness for smaller screens

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

10.Stay mindful of burnout: Overworking can lead to burnout and procrastination. Make sure to take regular breaks and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

9.Reward yourself: After completing tasks, reward yourself with a break or something enjoyable. This creates positive reinforcement.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

8.Use tools to track progress: Tools like Trello, Notion, or a simple to-do list can help visualize your progress and keep you motivated.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

7.Avoid multitasking: Focus on one task at a time. Switching between tasks can reduce efficiency and increase procrastination.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

6.Create a routine: Establish a regular work schedule that suits your most productive times. Consistency can help build discipline.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

5.Prioritize important tasks: Focus on the most important tasks first (often the most challenging). Completing difficult tasks early helps maintain productivity.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

4.Eliminate distractions: Identify what distracts you most (social media, notifications, etc.) and minimize or block them while coding.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

3.Use time management techniques: Methods like the Pomodoro Technique (working in 25-minute focused bursts followed by a 5-minute break) can help maintain focus and reduce distractions.

[Edegware Ezekiel | Developer @edegx]

2.Set specific deadlines: Deadlines create a sense of urgency. Even if you are working on personal projects, set deadlines for specific tasks to keep yourself accountable.