12 days later

@FieryFPS Hey Bud, just had few questions in mind related to freelancing as you have experience in this field

like…….

How much time it took to get your first project/client after registering?

How much time it took you to consider yourself stable in this freelancing thing?

Websites you used?

Actually had a lot of questions but wasn’t able to recall them at the time of writing😅😅

    Godizdead Master the basics first HTML CSS JS then choose a front-end framework of your choice (React is industry standard rn) for back-end go for NodeJs Express(additonal layer over node for efficiency) for creating your custom APIs, there is GraphQL rest APIs and all never tried it through. These are industry standard. But there are tons of technologies you can use and create your own web/tech stack. I can’t put them all here you just have to try and get your hands dirty, break stuff, create a lot of websites and get yourself familiarize with every situation, follow good developer practices and get better. And if your are interested in job only( which you are I guess) I have already told you the industry standards in the start just stick with them. Create a portfolio, network people and voila you are a full-stack developer earning a million dollars per year. Although I am not a expert nor a professional in the field. @FieryFPS just correct me if I am wrong.

        SamSmithJeJeJe

        Thnx man …

        I kind of know the roadmap , after HTML &CSS , I’m learning Js now .

        Practice and coding is not a problem , I like it .

        I was just wanna know some stuff that guy who experience it first hand can offer .

        Like for getting work even in freelancing .

        Guy who does it kind of know what’s real what’s bullsh*t , u know like u guys were talking about darkweb in this thread .

            SamSmithJeJeJe Ok so here are your answers

            1. It took me 2 months to get my first project

            2. 4 projects (7 months or so)

            3. Upwork I know it’s very irritating and annoying but once you start getting clients it’s a great site.

            You can definitely ask more questions. Here to help.

            And sorry I was inactive for some time so wasn’t able to reply.

              Godizdead Searching clients on Upwork is a pain in the a**. First, you have to buy connections which are not costly but if you don’t have money like I did it hurts. Buy connects search for relevant jobs and keep applying. Make a great CV. Create 2 large-scale projects and at least 1 clone of a renowned web app. Then apply and after 20-30 proposals you will indeed find a client. Just leave the ones who are wasting your time(experienced that a lot) and remember you are unique and your skills are worth something keep making yourself. That’s it. This was my experience in short. Hope it helps.

                  22 days later

                  I just read the whole conversation, and I learned a lot of things thank you guys.

                    FieryFPS: Your conversation taught me a lot, thank you. I’m grateful. I appreciate you sharing all of this information.

                        a month later

                        Are there similar fourms in dark web just like hacksnation? Which provide resources for free etc? If you know.. Please tell me…

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                        peterbill You can not find the dark web links by just using the tor network ,

                        You need to use some other search engine like Tordex Ahmia and etc ……

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                          @FieryFPS and Do you have a website that sells game accounts and other things?