How to Make Money From Coding

[@kompila]

1. Freelancing 2. Tutoring 3. Social Media Content Creator 4. Software ideation 5. Developer positions Thanks Nick!

[@maniac50ae14]

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[@onlyforscience8255]

@@maniac50ae14 bro u can know it by watching the video as well.

[@renz5124]

Thanks Nick and Francis!

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@@renz5124 welcome Renz.

[@ilexite]

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[@jumanjiwarlord]

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[@mcbrincie212]

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[@waynegreen7970]

When you said "30 per hour for 20 hours a week in a relaxed environment", that resonated and interested me. I want to learn more about these niche opportunities.

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[@ReagueOfRegends]

I also tutored CS at UB and worked as a TA under Kris Schindler. Tutoring made a lot more money than being a TA, especially for filthy rich international students who shell out hella money to get someone to basically do their homework for them.

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[@kilovolt2494]

Perhaps it is a little different answer from what you’d expect, but I will still say it: Freelancing, teaching, and working regular coding jobs is all good. But before that, one universal advice I can give is if you want to make any money at all by coding, make coding your hobby. Doing it for money simply won’t lead you anywhere. If you are ready to do it just for fun, you’ll be making money soon.

[@macroxela]

Disagree with this, this a very American way of thinking. You can make good money coding even if it is not your hobby. As long as it is not something you hate, you can use any skill to make money.

[@kilovolt2494]

@@macroxela you will be outcompeted, 100%. I promise you. I have seen people trying to do that without spending extra time learning something new or practicing what they know, they come to the technical interview - there always a dude who can do it better. Just because it was a hobby to him, he tinkered with it extra time. Is it not like this in your country? How much software engineers are getting paid there?

[@macroxela]

@@kilovolt2494 software engineers don't get paid as much in Europe but that's because we are guaranteed benefits many American companies don't offer. And we tend to value work-life balance in Europe more than America. You will find most Europeans disconnecting from their jobs after work. It's kind of expected. Will programmers who don't take programming as their hobby be outcompeted? Sometimes but not always. Once you have several years of experience and evidence to back it up, that will have a lot more influence than whatever you do as a hobby. I'm not completely familiar with how the American market is but based on friends and former classmates who work and live there, what I said still holds true. Many of them easily get jobs paying six figure salaries and they don't program as a hobby. They simply know their stuff really well. Perhaps this is not as common in the US as in Europe but it is still there.

[@macroxela]

@@kilovolt2494 that is sometimes true but not always. And I'm saying this as an American who has worked in the US and Europe. I'm not as familiar with recent changes in the American market since I have spent several years in Europe now but based on what friends and former classmates/colleagues still working in the US have told me, you can still get six figure salaries as a programmer without having it as your hobby. Many changed jobs without having worked on any projects outside of work. You just have to be good at what you do and have the proper connections. I don't doubt what you said is true for certain companies and tech sectors (FAANG and some startups or fintech come to mind) but outside of those, it is perfectly fine to program only during your job and not outside of it. Some industries even encourage this to some extent. Many defense contractors pay high salaries yet don't expect and sometimes don't even want you working on tech stuff outside of work. Here in Europe programmers don't get paid anywhere near as much as in the US but that is because we are guaranteed a lot more benefits and worker's protections that are not guaranteed and sometimes not provided in the US. For example, in Germany it is required by law to have at least 20 vacation days in addition to national and state holidays. And Germany is on the low-end for this compared to most other European countries who offer more vacation days. You can always negotiate for more, common practice is at least 30 days excluding national holidays. It is also ingrained within most European cultures that you work to live, not live to work (American style). Which is why people here value and expect a good work-life balance. So you will find most people actively disconnecting from their jobs after work.

[@andrey_tech]

I would add two more ideas: conducting interviews and consulting. Amazing video, thanks!

[@ferrisfarmer3177]

Make an ebook on how to do something people want to learn and sell it on forums, or you could make a project like a game cheat and sell it as a subscription based system

[@onlyforscience8255]

Expected video thx for everything Nick.

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[@renz5124]

I love your videos Nick, it really helped me a lot as a beginner. Keep it up brother!

[@pythonenthusiast9292]

hey nick . can u please tell what your live streams are all about? i see that is a part of members only thing

[@murk959]

Ayo his sponsors are always SO cool

[@CowboyCodes]

I hope to see you one day in Austin, I live in dallas

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[@jonahcornish6160]

Hey there Nick! Just out of interest, for the consulting work you did, was it a temp/contract situation? Or were you an employee that happened to work PT?

[@aadil4236]

I love your T-shirt. I know it's expensive but still gonna ask where did you get it from?

[@johnrobertdurante2880]

I'm a freshman college and I want to learn more in coding.. I think you will help me..

[@joshcastro5385]

Looking forward to your videos on how to become a dev in Web 3.0

[@murk959]

What were the freelance services you mentioned? (Upwork and what else?)

[@KevinNaughtonJr]

i wanna make money coding

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[@murk959]

Omg it's rlly you

[@pravgcet]

Great Information, Thanks. How do I find work as a Developer posions?

[@shouldyoucare]

fuq yeah, you should vlog your moving to texas and your place and your set up there, maybe a day in the life or sum

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[@digitalconsciousness]

I've known how to code for 20 years and haven't made a penny off it. I just don't put myself out there. I think the biggest turn off is the algorithms and all that bullshit you have to go through to get through the interview. I could do them, I just don't want to. So, coding has just ended up being something I do for myself. I wrote my own file sync program for my external backups. Coding a video game in Unity right now. Wrote special programs to rearrange data in RAW image files, etc. I also get the feeling that programmers aren't really wanted. I've never felt like my skills were ever valued by anyone.

[@guambomber448]

Good software engineers are very much wanted

[@kenosabi]

@@guambomber448 came here to say exactly this. I'm not sure where dude lives but there are numerous people looking for solid devs.

[@ayshaeman8762]

wow. how did you learn coding. im new to it all and the overwhelming amount of sources really makes it easy to procastinate and i never end up learning anything

[@I_SEE_RED]

all the projects you mentioned are beginner and it sounds like you’re intentionally avoiding math heavy programming, which is what ppl pay lots of money for

[@alex3335560]

"I could do it, I just didn't want to...". Your problem is you're lazy, nothing else. It's that simple.

[@aperson9991]

Awesome 🥖

[@protapnandi9729]

Coding is tough.

[@error0803]

Life is hard, so you gotta learn

[@mohammedakeel1547]

If here any software engineer there including Nick say what is the programming language you use to work

[@chorkaniitv3386]

Please help me bro I want to learn to code but I don't have the money or resource, please I really want to learn help !

[@HarpreetSingh-jd3tu]

Where to find freelance work? How to get a client without a portfolio?

[@suntoes]

you cannot. how can u gain trust without a proof of your work? (portfolio can be anything even just a hobby project)

[@techpro8565]

I think you should use the green screen behind you, rather than it being visible moving. 😜

[@erilteneke]

How to make money no3: make contents that made zillion times before to place sponsporship content. Give my 4mins back

[@Anhiksi]

im interested in doing some projects myself. im in ICT school and trying to learn bit of this and that but not sure where my opportunities are.

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[@brianjung1748]

Thank you for the.great video...I started up trading and investing as a scared individual that doesn't want to loose money I'm glad is finally paying off bought my first house through it. Hit 30k today

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[@__________________________6910]

I only know how to print hello world in python can you hire me ?

[@wayloft914]

Just show up to an interview and say you know how to code, easy 80k

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Hi!

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[@el_chivo99]

lol good video for people who can't write enterprise level software like nick

[@wchorski]

find local tutors in your area ;)

[@unekuejiga9817]

i would love to work for small scale business and intern in small/medium business thanks

[@sagweman8196]

hey man can you create an app for me we’re gonna make millions if not billions

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Did you really have a 90 second ad on a 7 minute video? That's like 25% of the whole video....

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How to make money online 🤔 GET A JOB

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Why I'm not able to message in your discord

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