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r/FreelanceProgramming
5k members
r/FreelanceProgramming is a subreddit with 5k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
Are you an Web Developer (Website Developer), Web Designer (Website Designer), UIUX Designer, Programmer or looking to hire someone for Web Development (Website Developement), Web Designing (Website Designing), UIUX Designing, Programming? This is the place. join to find like minded people.
Popular Themes in r/FreelanceProgramming
#1
Self-Promotion
: "Hiring web page developer"
28 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "How to start working as a freelancer"
26 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "Looking to hire a developer to build a saas to track website visitors (domain names)"
6 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "I just had the worst experience with a client (it was a nightmare)"
4 posts
#5
Ideas
: "I'm building a tool to automate client requirements and briefs"
4 posts
#6
Money Talk
: "If I have figma file with website design how mutch will it cost to develop it?"
3 posts
Popular Topics in r/FreelanceProgramming
#1
Freelance
: "Looking to Connect with Startup Founders and Fellow Freelancers for Collaboration and Networking"
62 posts
#2
Hire
: "Looking to Hire Programmer"
50 posts
#3
Developer
: " Looking to Build a Freelance Developer Network."
38 posts
#4
Development
: "[FOR HIRE] Affordable Web Development Services – Custom Websites to Fit Your Budget"
33 posts
#5
Web
: "Comprehensive List of All Kinds of Resources for Freelance Web Developers"
30 posts
#6
Freelancing
: "New to Freelancing as a Web and AI/ML Developer - Looking for Advice on Getting Started!"
24 posts
#7
Web Development
: "Starting My Freelance Web Development Journey – Looking for Client Attraction Tips and Trusted Resources!"
23 posts
#8
Freelancer
: "How to start working as a Freelancer"
20 posts
#9
Work
: "Welcome to this Subreddit, Finding Work in this subreddit is not allowed "
15 posts
#10
Client
: "Tip of the Day: Clients can sometimes screw you by not paying, so be prepared for that scenario in advance!"
13 posts
Member Growth in r/FreelanceProgramming
Daily
+10 members(0.2%)
Monthly
+299 members(6.8%)
Yearly
+2k members(102.0%)
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