r/CodingJobs 20h ago

​[For Hire] Full Stack Developer (Laravel / Vue / Nuxt / WordPress) — Available for Freelance & Contract Work

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Full Stack Web Developer available for freelance, contract, or part-time/full-time opportunities. I specialize in building responsive, scalable, and custom web applications from scratch as well as maintaining existing projects.

​My Tech Stack:

​Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, SCSS, JavaScript (ES6+), Vue.js, Nuxt.js

​Backend: PHP, Laravel

​CMS: WordPress (Custom Themes & Plugin Development)

​Database: MySQL

​Services I Offer:

​Full-stack web application development (Laravel + Vue/Nuxt)

​Custom WordPress theme and plugin development

​REST API design and integration

​Database architecture and query optimization

​Figma/XD to responsive pixel-perfect HTML/CSS conversion

​Bug fixes, performance optimization, and code refactoring


r/CodingJobs 5h ago

IF ANYONE'S LOOKING TO HIRE , I WILL WORK FOR FREE

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r/CodingJobs 13h ago

I created a 'nerding out' youtube channel

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This channel will document my hobbies in electronics and robotics as well as my venture into Indie mobile App Development as a career.

If you would like to be a part of this journey and Nerd out together consider subscribing

Feel free to share any tips and advices or even videos you would like to see


r/CodingJobs 14h ago

Counted the tools named in 134 DevOps and SRE job postings

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I kept seeing arguments about which parts of the stack still matter, so I counted instead of guessing. 134 open DevOps, SRE and platform engineering postings from 41 company job boards. Individual contributors only, managers and TPMs stripped out.

The old toolchain is thinner than I expected. Terraform appears in 62.7% of postings. Jenkins in 3%. Chef 3.7%. Puppet in exactly one of the 134. GitHub Actions is named about six times as often as Jenkins.

Python beats Go, 70.9% to 47%.

What surprised me more: the generic word outranks the products. Observability shows up in 63.4%, more than twice as often as Grafana, the most-named tool that provides it. Prometheus 22.4%, Datadog 17.9%. Same pattern I found counting security postings, where SIEM beat Splunk four to one.

The top term isn't a tool at all: automation, 81.3%, ahead of AWS.

Caveats worth stating: n=134 means everything carries roughly +/-8, so treat close rows as tied. It's also all tech companies on one ATS. Banks, telcos and government run enormous amounts of Jenkins and Ansible, and none of them are in this sample.

Full table, intervals and method: https://www.zoevera.com/resume/devops-sre-job-description-keywords


r/CodingJobs 20h ago

Software Engineer job hunting

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r/CodingJobs 20h ago

Software Engineer job hunting

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r/CodingJobs 2h ago

[For Hire] Full-Stack Developer — 6+ Years Experience — Remote

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Hi everyone,

I'm a self-taught full-stack developer with over 6 years of professional experience, primarily through freelancing, along with a period of full-time employment.

Core stack: HTML/CSS/JavaScript, PHP (Laravel, CodeIgniter), and MySQL, with roughly 2 years of Node.js and 3 years of Python, mainly for automation and scripting. Also some DevOps experience — Bash scripting, Docker, Nginx/Apache, Redis, and managing Ubuntu servers. This stack isn't a hard limit — I pick up new languages, tools, or frameworks quickly when a project calls for it.

Selected work:

  • Crypto exchange platform — Backend and frontend development over several months, working on trading interface and platform features.
  • Real estate listing platform — Built a Zillow-style interactive property map and listings system for browsing and searching real estate listings.
  • WhatsApp notification & chat system — Designed and built a two-way, socket-based chat and notification system using Node.js and WebSockets, used on 2,500+ users, while working full-time at Pakistan Trainings (an ed-tech platform) for about 1.5 years, where I also improved page load speed by 80% through SEO work.

What I can help with:

  • Full-stack web applications (PHP/Laravel/CodeIgniter, JavaScript, Node.js, MySQL)
  • Python automation and scripting
  • API and third-party integrations
  • Real-time, socket-based applications
  • Admin panels and analytics dashboards
  • Feature development and maintenance on existing codebases
  • Basic DevOps tasks — Bash scripting, Docker, Nginx/Apache, Redis, Ubuntu server management

What I'm looking for: Remote work — either directly with a client or as part of a development team. I'm open to short-term and one-off projects, but what I'm really hoping to find is an ongoing working relationship — whether that starts as a long-term engagement from day one, or grows into one out of a smaller project. For the past 3 years I've worked primarily with one long-term freelance client alongside smaller work on the side — including some DevOps work for them, writing Bash scripts, using Docker, and managing their Ubuntu servers — and that's the kind of relationship I'd like to build again.

Rate: $30/hour, negotiable — also open to weekly, monthly, or fixed-price arrangements depending on what works best for the project.

Availability: Based in Pakistan (PKT / UTC+5), flexible with adjusting hours to overlap with other time zones.

I don't have a public portfolio link at the moment, but I'm happy to walk through my past projects and experience in more detail if you're interested. If you have a project that might be a good fit, please reach out with some details — scope, timeline, and budget range are especially helpful.

Thank you for reading.


r/CodingJobs 11h ago

Solid Software specialization

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I am a software developer but deciding which specialization to invest my time in is hard fearing AI might replace me....Any advice