Yahoo Boys Must Not See This: Reactions as Young Nigerian Man Creates Gmail Replica With Tech Skills
- A talented Nigerian developer has got much praise on social media after he showed what he did with HTML and CSS
- With the programming languages, he was able to clone Gmail as people were amazed by it all
- There were tweeps who said they will like to meet him so he can explain how he did it so well
PAY ATTENTION: Legit.ng is on a mission to support vulnerable children of Calabar – join the initiative on Patreon, let’s change more lives together!
A young Nigerian developer, Adedamola, showed off his skills recently and the reactions from people were massive.
In a Twitter post on Friday, April 2, the young man said he made an attempt at making a clone of Gmail with the use of HMTL and CSS languages.
Sharing four photos of his work process, one can see how he started with almost a blank page on his computer screen to one that looks exactly like the real email provider.
Many people were wowed by his ability to build something that could easily pass off as the original.
See his post below:
With over 10,000 likes at the time of writing this report, there were some tweeps who expressed concerns that his skill must not find a way into the hands of those who defraud others.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
@reallazarusN said:
"This is nice. Make Yahoo boys no find you oh."
@PankajD60775979 said:
"Kabir is God. Supereme God is kabir and nothing else. God morning."
@JwMzoli said:
"I'm curious bro, how long did it take you? And did you copy the html and most of the css just by going inspecting the elements with the help of a browser (F12)."
@Emmy31087589 asked:
"This is awesome! How did you get the icons perfectly? Still with css?"
He replied:
"I used hero icons and styled them with css."
@Nimalan_ said:
"Really great. If I have done this, I would really messed up with CSS."
@acububad asked:
"Are you a G boy?"
He responded:
"I'm just someone trying to get into frontend development. Weird question."
PAY ATTENTION: Download our mobile app to enjoy the latest news update
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man, Ekene Ashinze, achieved great success despite the trying time caused by the pandemic.
On Monday, August 3, 2020, Ekene announced that he got employed by Microsoft as a software engineer, a job he started three months before then.
Source: Legit.ng