How A Self Taught Developer Became A Freelance Developer (Digital Nomad)
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I invited on a successful self-taught developer to share how he became not only a freelance developer, but a nomad as well. It’s rare to hear real success stories like this, especially ones that allow developers to achieve true financial freedom. Whether you want to work for a company or not, he shared tons of advice for all self-taught developers alike. Enjoy!
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thanks Don Hansen for having me on this podcast it was really nice having a chat with you trying to help and motivate developers without Bullshit and I can't wait to make another podcast with you trying to help the community as much as possible 😀💪💯
@Syaiful Gani I'm really glad to hear that it's my goal to motivate aspiring developers achieve their dreams if you need any help don't hesitate to reach out to me !
Can you bring on more self taught people PLEASE?!! Love this content, it's so motivating for me. ✅
Thanks for all of this Don! I deeply appreciate what you're doing. I'm on my journey now and your videos are a great help. I wish you all the success in the world 🙏🏾
What a smart guy. This advice makes so much sense. Thank you for making this podcast possible.
Great advice in this clip. Nice work.
Solid advice! I've always wondered what the best approach to a dev career would be.
I've considered working at a start-up for more opportunities and scope earlier on.
In my past 11 years as a UI designer, I've only worked for companies. It can take a while to get products out the door plus large teams mean more competition for promotions.
This was great brotha
This guy is super impressive. I love it :)
Amine my bro ❤️✊️👏
I don't know why you have such low amount of views and subscribers... Your videos are informative and superb and you are a cool guy! Thanks for this podcast
I don't know either 🙁
@@DonTheDeveloper The first podcast that really caught my attention when I first got into coding was CodeNewbie.
A few touches I think set them apart in terms of attracting my attention.
Great intros (mainly):
- a brief summary of the show
- quick description of the guest, their experience, what about them is interesting in the episode etc.,
- just a tad more production value in the intro that was similar to what you might expect from an NPR segment
I think the main thing about that show that makes it easy to click on is you have a sense of what you're getting into from the start. Sometimes I'd click on a show whose title sounded interesting, but whose intro revealed it wasn't for me, and I could quickly move onto the next.
I listen to your pod because it's usually very interesting to me and I expect to learn something. But I might click more if it were easier to get a feel for what to expect from a given episode.
Hope this might lead to some inspiration. Love the show man keep it up!
Very special guest
Proud of you amine keep going , keep the good vibes going DZ power
The best way to learn is to make mistakes. Just do it, never give up and make mistakes in an environment that's save to do so. I first learned this in college for audio engineering and I'm looking forward to using this advice while coding. Hopefully I'll be able to make my own video game within the next 10 or 20 years. (It's an ambitious project.) Maybe I will focus on another smaller project first.
I also got a full stack position once and I still couldn't write a loop! But after that job I saw the light!
I just enjoyed this video, you're doing a great job with your channel.
I guess the main thing ( according to me ) that may hold one back is that if he / she starts working as freelancer, he\she doesn't know how to properly structure the code and the whole job itself.
Or at least this is what I think, that's why before starting freelancing I guess it's better to work with some expert, cuz one can learn all the things related to the "best practices", how to write good code, how to write great OOP, mockup etc.
This is just my personal opinion.
What do you think about this Don ?
can i do freelencing in china while i am a international student in there. what is the guideline and how to start please some one guide me
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Good video , I learnt a lot , would love to connect to the interviewee 🎉 he is a life saver , he’s got Twitter ?
Bro you have a uni degree to be come a professional in work