Turn Coding Skills into Money?

boxeal

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Hey,

I am a web developer, I can create basically any website or platform with PHP, HTML, Mysql etc. and I am looking for a good way to turn this into money.

Maybe someone here as a good idea for a SaaS that I could create? Or a subscription based service where people can manage or track something for $5 per month. Something like that :)

Thanks for your help.
 
Did you try freelancer or odesk?

I am currently also looking for a web dev.
 
Use upwork, people will contact you with assignments and you get paid
 
im trying to figure it out too. i guess one immediate benefit is that you can code your own site to make it stand out from other people using templates (if doing an affiliate type site)
 
Try Freelancer, this is a good and simple way to make some money with skills.
 
Hey,

I am a web developer, I can create basically any website or platform with PHP, HTML, Mysql etc. and I am looking for a good way to turn this into money.

Maybe someone here as a good idea for a SaaS that I could create? Or a subscription based service where people can manage or track something for $5 per month. Something like that :)

Thanks for your help.

Many people have already told you about freelancing, but what about getting a full time job? Learn some PHP-based framework that is popular in your country e.g. Laravel and try to apply for a job. You'll be making a good buck, getting experience, expanding on your resume and other benefits that you won't get freelancing.
 
If you're looking for a full time job and willing to relocation you can easily get a job
But you've to say more than create any website or platform as that's to ambiguous!
Just a few tips:

  • No one cares if you can develop it from scratch. Unless you'll develop a framework they'll always ask you to work with something opensource or a company closed source framework
  • Master a framework like Symphony or Codeigniter.
  • Learn how to work with the most popular libraries at validation, ODM/ORM, view engines like Razor, authentication protocols for OAuth2, etc
  • Study architecture patterns. You've to follow some basic principles while writting code. "Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software" is a must read.
  • Know how to work in team with code versioning
  • Get a few public code developed at github or something like that

I've worked with software consultant companies from my 19 to 24 and i can tell you there's already too many people learning PHP and MySQL, but you can easily get on top of them by being a better coder.

If you need i can help you get a full time job. But you've to know how to write elegant code.
 
I've worked with software consultant companies from my 19 to 24 and i can tell you there's already too many people learning PHP and MySQL, but you can easily get on top of them by being a better coder.

That is so not true :-). There are many empty webdevelopment positions, that any beginner can get a job. I am getting job offers every week and the recruiters know that i am employed, after 5 years of steady offers it becomes pretty annoying ;-).

Anyway, i agree on that it is better to stand out, so for example learning MVC is a very good skill 'coz with that knowledge any frameworks should be easy to learn.

But to be honest guys, i don't think he is searching for a fulltime job. He's searching someone to team up and bank. And that is possible here, found some interesting ventures myself.
 
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