Web developer for hire - recent developments included

[IdiotCoder]

I am a hobbyist/student web developer who has three years experience Laravel and less than one year with the MEAN stack. I am currently looking for projects to work on. I enjoy programming, doing a little bit every day.

Whenever I get a project on this forum, I spend quite a bit of time on it every day. I use Google when I am stuck, and 99% of the time I figure out my error without ever posting a question on Stackoverflow. I am working on two personal projects, neither are complete, but I am including them here as examples of my work.

I have experience with HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, Vue.js, AngularJS, and NodeJs/Express. I have experience working with SQL databases - such as MySQL and NoSQL databases, such as MongoDB. I understand Git and the principals of unit testing.

Here are some examples of my work.

http://intransportal.com/forum/threads <--- Laravel project. I am following a screencasts series on Laracasts. This is what I got so far.
http://bitpaigow.firebaseapp.com <--- I am learning Angular. The site does not look the best, but like i said it isn't finished yet.

The minimum budget I will work with is $100 payable in Bitcoin. I have experience working with the EasyBitcoin API to integrate Bitcoin functionality seamlessly. The last client I had was asking me for money. Please do not contact me if you are not offering work. 50% upfront payment or escrow is required. NO EXCEPTIONS.

[nelson4lov]

That's great, Kudos to you. Like you, I'm a CS student at the moment, I have experience in HTML, Python (last semester course) CSS3 (Taking an advanced CSS course atm). Overall, I'm quite proficient in all 3 at the moment. Unlike you, I haven't worked with any framework/JS yet as I'm self-cleaning web development + school work.

 I've taken out time to see the projects you're currently working on, the forum app on Laravel/PHP looks good. I'd like to see the finished version soon. If I have anyone needing some web dev service, I'll refer them to you (I'm currently not offering a service yet until I've gotten the foundation of JS). Keep at it

[IdiotCoder]

That's great, Kudos to you. Like you, I'm a CS student at the moment, I have experience in HTML, Python (last semester course) CSS3 (Taking an advanced CSS course atm). Overall, I'm quite proficient in all 3 at the moment. Unlike you, I haven't worked with any framework/JS yet as I'm self-cleaning web development + school work.

 I've taken out time to see the projects you're currently working on, the forum app on Laravel/PHP looks good. I'd like to see the finished version soon. If I have anyone needing some web dev service, I'll refer them to you (I'm currently not offering a service yet until I've gotten the foundation of JS). Keep at it

Thank you! Like I said, I've only been learning AngularJS since the summer. I know it looks like shit but, hey, it's a project

[IdiotCoder]

Daily bump.

[shield132]

At some point I was very interested in graphics which includes after effects, 3dmax and etc, html/css, php and so on but I don't have nervous for that and found myself in different place which suits me. Btw still love that at some point, it's amazing when you create something from your knowledge.
To be fair I can't say anything from those two links, second one looks like background with image and that's all.
If you really have knowledge in html/css, Bootstrap, php, js and etc, personally I suggest you to try your fate on themeforest and in overall on envato's websites. They are great platform to create something and sell. I think that's much more beneficial than being hired by someone for particular time.

[IdiotCoder]

At some point I was very interested in graphics which includes after effects, 3dmax and etc, html/css, php and so on but I don't have nervous for that and found myself in different place which suits me. Btw still love that at some point, it's amazing when you create something from your knowledge.
To be fair I can't say anything from those two links, second one looks like background with image and that's all.
If you really have knowledge in html/css, Bootstrap, php, js and etc, personally I suggest you to try your fate on themeforest and in overall on envato's websites. They are great platform to create something and sell. I think that's much more beneficial than being hired by someone for particular time.

that actually does sound like a better idea than what I've been doing this whole time on this forum. i do like the idea of passive income, and from all the YouTube videos from YouTubers I watched, selling your time is the least effective way of making money. I never thought about selling my designs, as I can make something once and sell it. Back to Angular/Photoshop videos I guess.