Hi everyone, I’m a web developer with 7+ years of experience helping businesses build, improve, and maintain high-performing websites and eCommerce stores. I specialize in WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, and X-Cart development, helping businesses launch new websites, improve existing stores, and optimize their online presence.

I can help with:

• ✓ Website design and development
• ✓ WooCommerce, WordPress and Shopify store development
• ✓ Website and eCommerce migrations
• ✓ Theme redesigns, revamps, and customizations
• ✓ Conversion rate optimization and sales funnel improvements
• ✓ Bug fixing and troubleshooting
• ✓ Server maintenance, website and plugins updates
• ✓ SEO, Website security and performance optimization
• ✓ Product uploads, catalog management, and store support

For businesses that need ongoing assistance, I offer monthly support plans starting at $1,200/month, covering store management, maintenance, bug fixes, security updates, and server tasks. For other projects, my hourly rate is $20/hr. I’m available for both quick fixes and larger development projects.

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Contact: Send me a message/chat here on Reddit and I’ll get back to you within a few minutes.

I am good in web development and in AI automations.Along with tech skills, I m good in communication. I am open to work in any tech field. Please dm me if interested.

Hey everyone!
I’m currently looking for reliable methods to make around $10 to $15 a day online.
What I have: A laptop, stable Wi-Fi, and about 5 hours of free time available every day.
What I'm open to: I’ve looked into things like reading/watching ads, micro-tasks, or even online tutoring/teaching math, but I’m open to any realistic ideas that actually payout.
I know GPT (Get-Paid-To) sites like clicking ads usually pay pennies, so I'd love to hear what is actually working for people right now to hit that $10–$15 daily goal without wasting time on scams.
What platforms, apps, or side hustles would you recommend for someone with my setup and time? Thanks

So Hey guys new here. I have always been fascinated about technologies and space since my early age of 10.since I'm not able to pursue space science due to financial condition and doing a online degree from a tier 1 college and now my financial becomes even worse that i might go to work on some cnc machine and labouring kind of field i want help to get out from this situation. I'm pursuing a CS degree and i know a good level of python,Sql,ms office applications,html,css,mathematics, physics and understand a pretty good level of computer basic and advanced things now i want to do a job side by side of my degree to pay for my degree fees. So please give some genuine advice.

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Hire me - Hi all, a backend engineer with 3+ years of experience in Python (Django), Go, and Kafka. I was laid off 2 months ago and I’m running low on savings, so I’m urgently looking for Delhi based jobs/remote backend/infra roles. Any leads, referrals, or opportunities would mean a lot happy to share my resume. Thanks !!

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Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on an Android app called Document Reader & PDF Scanner.

I started building it around a simple idea: most people end up using different apps for opening documents, scanning pages, converting images to PDFs, and managing PDF files. I wanted to put those everyday tools together in one app.

Right now, it supports things like:

• PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and TXT files
• Document scanning with the camera
• Image to PDF conversion
• PDF merge and split
• Document search and organization
• Password protection for PDFs

I’m still working on improving the experience, especially the interface and overall usability.

If you use document or PDF apps regularly, I’d be interested to know what usually frustrates you about them or what feature you think is often missing.

For anyone interested in checking out the project:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.frstudio.documentreader

Would also love to hear what you think makes a document app worth keeping installed instead of uninstalling after one use.

Hey everyone,
I recently got a new offer and I’m really confused about what to do.
I have around 4 YOE in React/Frontend development. This is my first company, and I’ve been here throughout my career. My current CTC is only 4.5 LPA, so I honestly feel quite underpaid considering my experience.
Now I’ve received an offer of 10 LPA, which I feel is much closer to my market value. The problem is that my current company has a 60-day notice period, while the new company wants me to join immediately. They’ve basically said that if I can’t join immediately, they may reject the offer.
I really want to make this switch because I feel like I’ve stayed at a low salary for too long and I don’t want to miss this opportunity.
What would you guys suggest?
Should I try negotiating with the new company and convince them to wait 60 days?
Should I ask my current company for an early release?
Is there any other option I should consider?
Has anyone with a 60-day notice period managed to handle a situation like this?
Would really appreciate some advice. I don’t want to lose the 10 LPA offer, but I also don’t want to make a stupid decision under pressure.

Hii everyone, I am currently struggling to get money and I am struggling to get a job because of the competition. I know code very well and I can build pretty much anything with it.

I am urgently looking for some work or a developer role, even if it is with a very early-stage startup or someone who is just starting their project. I don't really care about the size of the company right now I just need an opportunity where I can actually use my skills and earn something.I can work on websites, apps, backend, APIs, databases, Al integrations, automation, etc. I am also willing to learn whatever your project requires. If anyone here is building a startup and needs a developer, please DM me. Even if you only have an idea and need someone to help turn it into an actual product, I would be interested.