[Beginner] Ruby on Rails 8 Introduction Course for Indie Hackers
heyjames
This is a course that introduces you to Ruby on Rails, which allows you to develop platforms and apps really quickly.
Basic
Ruby, Ruby on Rails
Being a developer as an employee is completely different from being a freelance developer. This book covers everything you need to become a freelancer, from a junior developer to a senior developer.
177 learners
Level Beginner
Course period 12 months
Reviews from Early Learners
5.0
헤이, 제임스!
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
5.0
ericserra
Thank you for thoroughly explaining the potential issues that could arise during an actual contract.
5.0
이정표
I was worried because I couldn't get a project order, but it was good to learn about order-taking know-how and customer contract methods, as well as how to proceed with outsourcing efficiently.
Find a project
Creating a quotation
Choosing a Tech Stack
Things to keep in mind when signing a contract
Communicating with Clients
Increase the quote amount
Who is this course right for?
People who want to become freelancers
Someone who wants to make a lot of money as a developer
Someone who wants to start a profitable business as a preliminary step to launching a startup.
Need to know before starting?
We do not offer development knowledge, so you must be a new or experienced developer.
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A 20-year veteran developer and entrepreneur who started as a freelancer and grew his business to 2 billion KRW in annual revenue.
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Thank you for thoroughly explaining the potential issues that could arise during an actual contract.
I'm glad it was helpful! Thank you for taking the course :)
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Hello. I started watching because I was curious about freelance development. I was feeling lost about things like cost estimation and how to find clients, but I appreciated how detailed these aspects were covered, more than I expected. Of course, I still need to take action and do more research myself to actually find clients, but now I have a clear direction. Also, you provided methods to minimize client complaints, which seems to have reduced my burden a bit. It's not easy to find courses related to freelancing, so thank you.
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Thank you for the great lecture~ I had many questions and most of them were resolved. However, there are a few disappointing aspects as well. I think the points below are commonly found in other people's reviews too. - Although it's for beginners, rather than explanations targeting people starting freelancing, it includes everyone from those who have been freelancers for a long time to those trying to start a business by forming a team, and actually explains more about post-startup rather than solo freelancers - Too much explanation about Finger, which you're currently operating - There's far too little sharing of the know-how you experienced while living as a solo freelancer before creating Finger!!!!! - If you listen a bit, there are many cases where obvious things that anyone can do are discussed - There's a lack of specific and actual examples you've experienced in the explanations (it would be better if more of your direct experiences as someone with 20 years of career were incorporated into the content) - So after completing the course, what I felt was that the lecture is too expensive compared to the content (quality and quantity)
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