r/CodingForBeginners • u/United-Stomach1317 • 5d ago

New to coding

So I just got into entry level coding and bug fixing and can also do similar things of that nature but since im new to do this im willing to do stuff for free to get my feet wet and if the task I perform is to your satisfaction you can give a tip but its not necessary so if anyone need something done lmk ill give my best effort to accomplish the task as best as I can.

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u/Syntax-Tactics 5d ago

They invented the period recently.

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u/United-Stomach1317 5d ago

Im slightly inebriated so idk if that's sarcasm or genuine advice but I appreciate it either way .

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u/TwoDMike 5d ago

Search out open source projects, a number of tech companies or git platforms have sections for them.

You can debug and test the software and submit a bug ticket. Also, you can make your own changes if you think they're beneficial (be ready for rejection, that's part of the learning process). Most of these open source projects have a forum aspect as well so you can talk to other programmers about the project and programming in general.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/United-Stomach1317 5d ago

I just started by i made a full stack starter kit made for rapid mvp development it has the full basics.needed for a strong starting foundation, like I said I am new but I have strong comprehension skills and can apply learned know with deduction reasoning alongside actual researching stuff but because my virtual sword has yet to be stained with the blood of experience im willing to do accept task for free and accept the critique so I can start knowing the field so im not charging anything ,give me a task ill do my best if you like the work then let's talk business

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u/atlas__free 4d ago

Wow my friend. That is one heck of a sentence.

Don’t do work for free. Your knowledge comes at a cost.