3 Ways to Make Money While Learning to Code

1. lighthouse reports 2. customizing themes 3. integration and analytics

Not suprised in the slightest this guy is a coding teacher. You are phenomenal at it. Kinda reminds me of the lead developer at my internship.

It was really relatable when you said that we feel lost when we start to build something on our own from scratch . There are so many little stuff which i have to google everytime that sometimes i feel like do i even know web dev at all.

Honestly pretty good video. I liked your approach to the reality that web dev is not always just straightforward coding, it does include page builders, CMS, shopify, etc etc etc. It's a wide industry with so many different avenues and demands from clients. You have to learn to be adapatble and willing to grow your skills whichever route that involves.

bro I'm 16 and have learned HTML, CSS, JS and now learning React.js. my aim is to complete whole MERN stack in the next 6months with a lot of practice so I can do atleast an internship after 11th or 12th. I'm in 11th right now. but I'll try alll the opportunities you mentioned above 🖤🖤

As an SEO specialist learning how to code, this was very valuable. A lot of these things are very important to clients

The first 2 minutes of this video explained my current situation, you literally hit the nail there and thank you so much, I will keep learning and you just got a subscriber

Man, you're so nice, helpful and even handsome. No one ever told me of these small gigs. The most I saw/heard of "small gigs" was looking for freelance on freelance websites. Your video changed my perspective. What would I lose by being active instead of passive. Nothing really for an undergraduate. Im graduating in half a year and live in a country falling apart by circumstances, Im hoping to work online even at much lower salaries, which would stil be great locally, to support my old parents. I really liked the video. It also indirectly gave me the obvious answer of "I need to work hard to start. I can't just study, remain passive and expect to find a job easily. I can start my own path" I wish you a happy day/ life. Thanks for the video and the encouragement man.

This is the first video i found specifically on this subject. I definitely need this because i quit my last job to become a software engineer. I am a 40 year old professional just learning to code having some undergrad courses from 20 years ago. I am competing with 16 years old😂.

Thanks man, that's exactly where I am now. Still learning, already have a bit of knowledge but don't know how to monetize it as I need to keep learning

Thank you so much for this video. The number of insights and things that you give out are soo appreciated!

I love the lighthouse tip. Can you do a video on an example report, how you contact the client and how much you charge them? That would be super helpful

Thats the one of the best videos about code and freelance, thank u so much.

I’ve spent the last year and a half hammering on coding to point of building PERN stack apps and still struggle to get my foot in the door for an interview because I lack “commercial experience”. I think you just gave me my in! It literally pays to not overthink your value 😅

thanks for great explanation, very informative and clean. keep up the good work <3.

This video deserves more likes en share... Thanks Danny

I got in this video with low expectations and your tips here are really useful, thanks!

love the video, one of the best i found on this subject. I was wondering tho, you're talking about finding someone's website to suggest improvements that we can make to it. How do we actually find those website and contact the clients? Same for finding potential clients who would want to customise a website made with wordpress.

thank you for the informative video Danny

Thank you very much . Succinct and clear.