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LinkedIn is a really good place to be. Polish your profile. Build your projects, and start building your professional network. Here's how you find full-remote contracts

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Someday I'll make it to one of these lists. Nothing less 👋

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I asked: "What's one YouTube channel you should subscribe to?" And got 100+ awesome answers. Here are 10 channels that will make you a better developer:

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Learning has never been easier than it is today, don't wait "tomorrow", start now!

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HTML & CSS is the entry point into web development. You can make your first dollar by creating a website for your friends, colleagues, or maybe even a local business using HTML & CSS. Here are 10 Websites to learn & practice for free

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YouTube is huge! Here are some of the awesome superstars you should follow to spark up your dev curiosity ✨ Thank

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I asked: "What's one YouTube channel you should subscribe to?" And got 100+ awesome answers. Here are 10 channels that will make you a better developer:

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This is a collection of outstanding teaching channels — thanks to

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Here's more if it wasn't enough: - Traversy Media - JavaScript Mastery - CodingPhase - Derek Banas - thenewboston - Treehouse - LearnCode academy - Code Commerce - Codevolution - CS Dojo - Eddie Jaoude - Dave Gray - Academind - Clever programmer - CS50

freeCodeCamp "Learn to code for free." There's no way you don't know about this channel. 👉

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Learn to code for free.

The Coding Train "Creative coding video tutorials" Learn about JavaScript, algorithmic art, machine learning, simulation, and more! 👉 youtube.com/c/TheCodingTra

Sonny Sangha If you are a beginner web developer looking to learn by building projects, follow his videos to build awesome projects using React. 👉 youtube.com/c/SonnySangha

Kevin Powell "Helping you learn how to make the web, and make it look good while you're at it." Learn about HTML & CSS and all the good stuff around it! 👉 youtube.com/kepowob

Theo - ping․gg ⚠️ Theo's content is not for beginners. You will not find tutorials on how to center your div. Learn about bleeding-edge tech, Next, React, React Native, TypeScript, and more! Bonus: AWESOME RANTS 👉 youtube.com/c/TheoBrowne101

The Net Ninja Over 1000 free programming tutorials. Learn about Modern JavaScript, Node, React, Vue, MongoDB, HTML & CSS, Laravel, React Native, Flutter, and more! 👉 youtube.com/c/TheNetNinja

Web Dev Simplified "Web Dev Simplified is all about teaching web development skills and techniques in an efficient and practical manner." Learn about JavaScript, React, CSS, and more! 👉 youtube.com/c/WebDevSimpli

Kunal Kushwaha The amount of knowledge you can get from this channel is off the charts. Learn about DSA, Open Source, Kubernetes, and so much more! 👉 youtube.com/c/KunalKushwaha

Fireship "High-intensity ⚡ code tutorials to help you build & ship your app faster." This one is my personal favorite. It's short, funny, and packed with crazy amounts of value. 👉 youtube.com/c/Fireship

ThePrimeagen Vim, Go, TypeScript, Rust, and Weeb Music. And even if you don't work with any of that, it's so good to watch that I'm 99% sure you should subscribe immediately. 👉 youtube.com/c/ThePrimeagen

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Option 3 is to look for long-term allocations on Upwork. There are plenty of opportunities. You might just get lucky. Obviously, you can try and look everywhere. Good luck! 🚀

Your option number two is to join freelancing communities that connect you with clients. To do that, you need to go through the vetting process (interviews). If you have 3+ years of dev experience, drop your resume in my DM. I can give you a referral.

LinkedIn is a really good place to be. Polish your profile. Build your projects, and start building your professional network. Here's how you find full-remote contracts ⬇️

So this is suitable for people who like freelancing but need a bit more stability in their life. Less work on sales and more on coding. How to find full-remote opportunities?

+ Less time searching for clients + It's predictable and stable + Better taxes (expenses) + Still a freelancer (you're not involved in any internals of the company) + Better rates - It doesn't scale. You invoice 20 days a month. You can't go any better than that.

As a contractor: - You own a business license - You invoice the company - You do your own taxes - You have your own expenses But you are sort of allocated full-time to work with that company for a certain time. This has pros and cons to it:

What does it even mean? Being a contractor is a middle ground between freelancing and employment. In short, you join companies as an external freelancer (not employee) and work with their team. Let me elaborate on that.

I work as a freelance contractor. Read this 🧵 if you want to know what it is and how to find work:

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Starting on a new 6-month React/Nodejs freelance project today🤞

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Aug 21

Scientific study: Not including JavaScript, HTML or CSS in your Tweet reduces its reach by at least 69%

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Aug 20

Don't use React for static websites 💡

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