Ask HN: Quick Ways To Make Money As a Web Dev
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#3Pretty sure there are a bunch of start-ups out there with non-technical founders looking for web devs to build out down and dirty mvps. Can't imagine you have to look too hard.
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#4Pretty sure there are a bunch of start-ups out there with non-technical founders looking for web devs to build out down and dirty mvps. Can't imagine you have to look too hard.
I'm not in the Valley and not sure how to get in contact with these people.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not in the Valley and not sure how to get in contact with these people.
The seeking freelancers thread seems like an excellent start: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5637667
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#9Same question here. (rant) I'm based in Australia and have found very difficult to land a full-time Job for an Entry level web developer. (adding I'm international, on a temporary working visa). freelance sites promote races to find the lower bidder and Job seeking boards are full of recruiters who usually ask for 5+ years of commercial experience in every known to man JavaScript framework + ASP.Net, PHP, SOAP, REST,…
Also, not sure if this is intentional, but your carousal image looks a bit funny on larger screens http://i.imgur.com/nTuf63B.jpg
Re: Ask HN: Quick Ways To Make Money As a Web Dev
#10Same question here. (rant) I'm based in Australia and have found very difficult to land a full-time Job for an Entry level web developer. (adding I'm international, on a temporary working visa). freelance sites promote races to find the lower bidder and Job seeking boards are full of recruiters who usually ask for 5+ years of commercial experience in every known to man JavaScript framework + ASP.Net, PHP, SOAP, REST,…
I've found that it's all about the connections you make. Are there any nearby hackathons or meetups? They're great opportunities to get connected. Also, not sure if this is intentional, but your carousal image looks a bit funny on larger screens http://i.imgur.com/nTuf63B.jpg