Biz,
I am looking to take up programming/coding as a side project for additional income. I have some questions:
>easiest to learn language
>best language(s) to learn for maximum profitability (what is the most “in demand”)
>best online, free resources to learn
>best places to pickup freelance jobs for a beginner
Thanks in advance. I tried google but it kept giving me clickbait results and lifehacker articles.
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>thot posting
not gonna make it
guarantee you will never, ever make money doing this. not because there isn't a market for freelance developers, but because you're retarded.
you cant do it
you cant even fucking code a game of tetris if your life depended on it right now
Most used and easiest is probably WordPress + php + basic routing knowledge
Most in demand is probably react/angular for web development, c++/c# for heavy client software
lurk more faggot
>thot posting
not gonna make it
very little money in free lancing self taught. pajeet will always undercut you. unless you are in top 90% of population iq wise and dedicate yourself to learning not only programming but logic and mathematics algorithms etc, then you will never make it as a freelancer. market is oversaturated. anyone can create a website literally within a few weeks using templates
Learned to program myself, am by no means a professional and am also currently attending college for CS. With that being said, there is a lot of fucking retarded gate keeping with this field because people are scared that people like you and I are going to take their jobs for being better than them.
The easiest language to learn is Python. Start with Python 3. I used this tutorial series to get started. The guy isn't the best, but he speaks clear english and isn't a pajeet.
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Once you start learning object oriented programming (video 9), you're going to want to bang your head on the desk. When that happens, just go ask Jow Forums for some help. The most profitable languages are debatable, but low-level languages like C and C++ are probably going to be your best bet. These languages are far more complicated than languages such as Python, Java, and C#.
By the way, as you start understanding the correct terms and concepts of programming, your googling will become a bit easier. You'll start googling the right things and seeing the right results. Once you understand the basic concepts, you'll realize that all programming languages are extremely similar. Also, I have never worked as a programmer in a professional capacity, so take what I say with a grain of salt. Good luck.
Thanks, user. I really do appreciate it.
No problem dude, I wish someone was there to help me when I started but I was too retarded to ask so I just learned by sifting through hundreds of shitty jewtube tutorials. Remember to comment your code as you go, and keep it as clean as possible. Also try to eliminate any duplicate code and make it as small as possible. Check out "PEP 8 Standards" for python if you want to learn everything properly.