25 Ways To Make MONEY With CODE

#keeponcoding #tech #programming

[KeepOnCoding]

Can you think of other ways to make money with code?

[iwannabeadored]

1 0:56 Software developer
2 1:20 Contract
3 1:50 Blogging_Medium
4 2:35 YT channel
5 3:02 Coding tutorials
6 3:21 Online tutoring
7 3:29 Podcast
8 3:56 App development
9 4:21 Bug bounty-hunting
10 4:27 Find security vulnerabilities
11 4:30 Coding contest
12 4:38 Hackathons
13 5:04 Publish an EBook
14 5:09 Plug-in_WordPress
15 5:24 Frontend themes/landing pages
16 5:35 Discord bot_Fiverr
17 5:46 Twitch_extensions
18 5:49 Shopify_app
19 6:30 GitHub_sponsorships
20 6:52 Website redemption
21 7:09 Roblox games
22 7:38 GameDev
23 7:52 Freelancing_upwork
24 8:42 Software solutions
25 9:16 Own software product/startup

[stephaniegnanaskandan]

you're one of the few creators that I actually wont mind watching ads for, lol.

[matiasssssssss]

Get paid from struggling students to do their coding homework muhahahah

[sarerusoldone]

What I stumbling into totally by chance is a job with a client who is starting his own company with a business software he wants to write himself with just a basic knowledge of coding, so he needed someone to discuss his problems with. I'm not even teaching him much cuz he mainly learns my watching tutorials and reading books, I'm just helping him fix his coding problems, like a human StackOverflow lol (needless to say, that job pays pretty well)

[toluwanimibankole]

In the thumbnail you should've put
Code == Money
*Output:*
True

[stey]

When you said "let's whip out the counter" I legit thought you were gonna start the list at 👀

[eyesup]

You honestly should have like a lot more subscribers! Your videos are helpful and rlly high quality!

[fredteixeira]

Contract jobs are the most well paid, usually they pay 30% more than full time. But you are right, there is no stability or benefits.

[mccall]

A note about contract work:

I was shocked to learn they make less than employees in the U.S. Where I live (Sweden), contractors get paid about 4x as an employee. And employees have very high salary. So contract work here is extremely lucrative.

[burakkebabc]

I've a question though. I've started learning coding sometime ago, but I don't know when and what kinds of job opportunities to hone my skills and build my existence in this industry. What and how does a fresh coder do? What could be the starting point? I'm not aware of much other than that the paths might vary and evolve depending on your knowledge and skill set. I'd love to be informed/enlightened on these terms<333

[thedeveloper]

I'd beg to differ on the "Contract " opinion.... I get paid 30k USD in India which is huge.... I just have to keep myself up to date and switch every 6 months.... For which I get a 30% raise again... So it's good too man

[ChessFlix]

Yo, this is super great stuff. Thanks for not shying away from the subject of money.

[braxtonerowe]

I sell code on several corners in downtown Seattle if anyone's looking for a couple of lines. It's the 26th way to make money from coding.

[davemcp]

If I may stick my 2c in?
Unless you’re looking for the experience. Avoid a dev shop. It sounds awesome. But it’s effectively freelancing with bigger budgets and pushier customers. I worked in and ran my own dev shop. I tend to look for product companies where you have some control over your own destiny. Rather than being sweat for hire...
Great content as always! Keep it up!

[fftax]

I'd like to correct you on contract jobs. Some of the most successful people in Software are contractors. These people sometimes know every bit about a companies internal workings and infustructure, and can almost "hold a company hostage." Depends on how you are as a person, but sometimes there's a "name your price" aspect with contraction.

[arshaikhAkAblackarch]

Code == Money 😂What A Positive Logic Thumbnail

[srujanbali]

I do think that having a fixed formal job would be much better and after you have been in the industry for a while then you can be like creating stuff for freelancing.

[imdadbiswas]

1) software developer.
2) Contract job.
3) Start a blog on medium.
4) YouTube channel
5) Make coding tutorial of udemy.
6) Online tutoring.
7) Start a podcast.
8) Charge for downloads.
9) Bug bounty hunting.
10) coding competition.
11) Hackathon
12) e books
13) sell website
14) create discord bot and sell online
15) help others to create Shopify website.
16) Do GitHub sponsorship
17) help local business to create website.
18) create online game.
19) do freelancing like Fiverr, upwork.
20) Create a software solution company.
21) Buil your own software product.

[hamzac.]

I'm building my own software product, I'll come back here if I get very rich :)