How I Made My First $500 From Freelance Coding - Using Fiverr

In this video I discuss how I made my first $500 freelance coding on a website called fiverr. This website aims to help you get started freelance coding and share some tips and advice on how to gain clients, regardless of your coding skill level.

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[safal]

I'm good at saying Hello World in an infinite loop

[hermanstokbrood]

Nobody pays attention to the fact that Tim seems to be a really nice guy and the effort he puts in the Python community which is really great at his young age.
We need more people like you Tim.

[valentin]

Im good at a coding technique called 'copying shit together from stack overflow and somehow trying to get it to work.

[cyberdash]

Tim: Calls pygame projects "little crappy games"
Also tim: Makes a literal tower defense game

[bitterbob]

Always remember the basic rule of consulting: "I can be fast, cheap and good. Pick two."

[lemoonadee]

Hey tim I started watching you 3 months ago and I have been mediocre at python since then now developing my own software all thanks go to you bro..🔥 keep motivating us 👍

[migueldomingos]

First step: Choose a market which you can monopolize
Second step: Get rich

[WilsonLee]

Didn't think there was a market for simple 2D games lol

[josebaiturregui]

Tim i admire you.. you are an 18th y.o young boy.. i'm a almost on my 40's and i would want the 1/10 percent of your knowledge and your ability to computer science i'm just another mechanical engineer.. keep the good work man.. you're like my best reference today on computer science.. 💪🏻💪🏻

[sz]

For the TICTACTOE game i bet it was for a students uni project XD.

[lardosian]

Clement: "I don't remember paying this guy to build games in python"!!

[amidize]

6:18 "only 800 lines of code" that one hit me hard

[abdellasolomon]

Hello Tim,
I love your contents and i am here to tell you that, i created my fiverr account as soon as i watched this video back in November 2020. And now, I made around 3 ~ 4 grands of usd 🔥 from freelancing. That means a lot to me because, I am just a 16yo teen.
Thank you so much and keep up the good work!

[doseofsleep]

Not to sound repetitive, but thank you for the information! From a beginner that loves all the tips and tricks from successful people like you. Keep up the good work and thank you again!

[GuRuGeorge]

Interesting. I started coding in university and then fell in love with web development and it became my job during studying.. So basically I went from no coding knowledge to full time coding in less than 3 years. Freelancing seems too stressful lol

[greysinferno]

I’m pretty new to coding and have been learning HTML, CSS, and some JavaScript for the last 3 months and made some really basic websites so I’m still not entirely sure I can make income from it yet in freelance but I’d love to be able to do that one day.

[thenoobdaytrader]

Well it was about a year ago i was just a beginner and i followed you and then i got a job where i deal with react and django the most epic thing is that i am just 17 years old and i am earning and i am proud to be me :) . Thanks for bringing such amazing content .I also started my own channel where i talk about tech and trends i think all of you will help me

[Back-Air]

Me: for 75$ has to be asking for something at least good right ?
Result: Tic-Tac-Toe

Yeah so I think I’ll start doing some fiverr

[MrZvinchouk]

All of these things are assignments. It’s essentially doing someones homework for them.

[kgi]

"I will copy stuff from stack overflow"