You have a point there. I'm kinda overwhelmed on how 'competitive' it is on this field. Experience is really valuable, I guess. I have Fiverr but it's been ages and I haven't got anything from it.
I might go learn for a month and see any changes from there. Thank you for the help!
Try not to worry about the "slip ups", all developers make mistakes, regardless of seniority, just like every developer can always learn from another developer regardless of level.
Try not to rush into the industry. Maybe just do some projects for friends and/or family. People are going to be reluctant to pay a non-seasoned engineer.
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TOP OF THREAD FULL DISCUSSIONYeah, but maybe it's just the doubts I'm having.
You have a point there. I'm kinda overwhelmed on how 'competitive' it is on this field. Experience is really valuable, I guess. I have Fiverr but it's been ages and I haven't got anything from it.
I might go learn for a month and see any changes from there. Thank you for the help!
Try not to worry about the "slip ups", all developers make mistakes, regardless of seniority, just like every developer can always learn from another developer regardless of level.
Try not to rush into the industry. Maybe just do some projects for friends and/or family. People are going to be reluctant to pay a non-seasoned engineer.