I got 6 years self taught experience with C, C#, C++, Python and HTML. what can I do to make 200-400$ a month...?

[tomasjr]

@vypr Check job offers that interest you and see their descriptions (say, .net dev for example, that's c#) and learn said requirements and then apply to that job or similar jobs

 

[adeline92]

@vypr I wrote fairly extensively about how I landed my first contract as a freelancer

https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/17417b4/im\_a\_500ky\_solo\_dev\_agency\_owner\_my\_experience\_on/

 

[coreydstone]

@vypr It's not directly related to your current scope but you could do Data Annotation which is easy and a growing field.

 

[miamijules]

@vypr You should go into the clothing brand niche we need a lot ppl that can code and do these types a things. You could make well over $400

 

[yunice]

@miamijules Could you expand on why that niche requires a lot of coders? Thanks.

 

[jdmhadto]

@vypr If they are real skills that is what you charge per hour.

 

[kmbeam1]

@jdmhadto I don’t think they are. Eveybody who can write a hello world is a “developer” nowadays…

 

[walterharr]

@vypr Make your profile on Linkedln

 

[tylercwells]

@vypr CodeWeavers is hiring developers with strong C skills. They have developers all over the world. Might be what you are looking for: https://www.codeweavers.com/about/jobs#job-dev

 

[atmhhsl5]

@vypr Upwork

 

[armymom2]

@vypr

• You can try freelancing using Up work, fiverr or people per hour.
• You can start a YouTube channel to teach coding for free
• Launch your paid courses on different platforms
• Tutoring
• Find a job

 

[613jono]

@vypr Have you tried Fiverr/UpWork?

 

[inspiringmedia]

@vypr Only fans?

 

[613jono]

@vypr Stick to killing people, turn that into another job.

 

[jennifer301]

@613jono You really went 'im going to make this guy feel like shit'

 

[lorenasa]

@vypr dm me with some stuff you've made

 

[vypr]

@lorenasa Most of my projects are private because I see this more as a hobby but I kinda need le cash

 

[brad4god]

@vypr L

 

[janiskay]

@vypr I'm sure you're going to need a portfolio of some sort, even if it's just screenshots.

I've been an independent C# freelancer, people want to see something. Telling people what you can do has never worked for me, showing does.

If it's all backend then you should put some code on github and link to it. Better yet, create a simple front end that interacts with your code.

Without at least some screenshots/code samples, I highly doubt anyone is going to hire you.

 

[revwisdom]

@vypr Create a Portofolio and start working as a Freelancer.
Another thing could be building something with your knowledge and sell it.
Personally I would do the secondo option, with your skills added to ChatGPT you could create something very interesting IMO.