How to Start Freelancing as a Coder

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[Iam_inevitabIe]

4:08 "you gotta know what you doing"
I wouldn't be here if I knew what I was doing chief

[deokcs]

About Freelancing as a coder:
Step 1: The Top Languages will be HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP, which will be the main focus for small business that need a website.
Maybe there will be some SQL for Database, but only in bigger projects and clients.

Step 2: How to start?
You first need the skills, basic. Then, you will build your own portfolio website, it has to look good and demonstrate that you have the necessary skills for the project in question.

Step 3: Before going into the wild, start small. Find 3 local businesses and offer a website for free, it will help you getting real world skills and the chance to build real projects.
These projects are great for your portfolio website. Instead of building concepts, build something concrete that will pull a client towards your work!

Step 4: Go into the wild. Cold calls or freelancing web-services.


Nothing is easy, but persistency and hard work makes it easy.

[awerealm]

Really Cool Steff. You are so right about the tech stack. Php, Javascript, SQL ROCKS!!!
Thank you so much for you kind personality Stefan. You are my Hero.

I am from Denmark By the way.

[PeterAdiSaputro]

Hey Stefan ! Hopefully what you share in this video will be useful. Thanks for sharing the insights !

[bravehotsauce]

Great content as usual! Thanks, Stefan!

[HuzaifaKhan-jrjp]

Hey Stefan, really need more honest people like you on earth, you're really great!!!

[yahyamateen]

Sir I am from Pakistan and I wanted to tell you that these videos of yours are absolutely useful and informative. Please keep up the good work and wish you a happy life :)

[omids]

You probably are the Jordan Peterson of Tech Industry. Great and informative video!

[Camila-tnec]

Hi, I'm into frontend and have some corporate experience, but I would like to switch to freelancing. I don't know much about the current demand and competition on "freelancer platforms", because I see many people offering their services at low rates. What is your view?

[usamajalal]

Hi, Will you create a video about web hosting business? how it works and how to start it. Is it worth it?

[ShredzZ]

What do you think about freelancing as iOS developer? Is it much worse than web?

[POTBFitnessandLife]

Hey, thanks for the valuable content. I have a non-coding question. Previously, you used the TLM 103, but now you switched to dynamic mics like the Electrovoice and the SM7B. Do you prefer those better, and did you sell the Neumann? I am asking because I switched from a TLM 103 to Rode Procaster, and I kinda like it better. I'd be happy if you answered. And thanks for the fantastic content on coding.

[lionelreesable]

Hi Stefan, I am new to web development. I have a question that I cannot get a definitive answer for. As a freelance Web developer, UX Designer, etc. who is responsible for the long temp maintenance of a project, updates, and who is accountable for an issue that could pop up in the future? My take is if you are working for a company the institution is ultimately responsible. What is your take on this subject? If you have an article on this subject I would like to see it. Best wishes.

[brienmacgearailt]

Iʻd really benefit from a 10 minute conversation with Stefan. Is there a way to arrange something like this? Iʻm at a crossroad and trying to determine if coding is a good choice to invest my time and future. My goals are specific. Iʻm going to leave behind a high paying career that I am very skilled in however, Iʻm at a point in life I want to start something new. My thought is at 48 taking on a skill that will allow me to have more independent income, less physically demanding, location flexibility and skills that remain relevant as I age. Iʻm also wondering how I might sync my old profession with coding opportunities. Advise?

[taariqq]

It is no surprise that I have friends, here in Karachi, Pakistan, who have developed into senior developer role after their degrees from colleges (masters) ... and ... they are still coding PHP!
When I talk to them about Node, they still talk like "yeah, Node has been brought to kill PHP", as if it is just a distant second. Now, if you listened to the HYPE, you'd think 80% of the entire back-end universe is being coded in Node ... 😆
Thanks Stef!

[grexlort]

Hey, what about contracting? it's quite different from just freelancing and building small websites

[salleogames]

Hi guys, I want to start learning a programming language, which language do i chose to be pro at to start my freelancing later?

[ferfykins]

Any advice for a aspiring java developer? ty for the video!

[andyl]

I'm still learning JS. Can i do freelance with just HTML and CSS for simple responsive webpages?

[praveens]

I am specifically looking for Backend developer role. Tech stack Java, spring boot. Will there be any chance?