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Hi, I studied Linux+, Network+,
Want to work as freelancer part time in "network programming",
Just one programming language to live with, easy language or not doesn't matter,
1- Which "network programming" programming language is good for freelancer, in demand.
2- Which "network programming" field is good for freelancer, in demand.
Thank you.
> Want to work as freelancer part time in "network programming",
So what's your day job?
Part time can be anywhere between 1 hour a month and 20 hours a week.
What's your commitment?
> 1- Which "network programming" programming language is good for freelancer, in demand.
> 2- Which "network programming" field is good for freelancer, in demand.
Two things
1. "in demand" is geographically sensitive. What's in demand in one place isn't in demand somewhere else.
2. "in demand" is time sensitive. What's in demand today might be cheap as muck tomorrow. Because wherever there is a demand, there is an in-rush to meet that demand, and then there is a glut.
Thank you bro Salem for trying to help me,
I love Linux, Bash,
I work in another field, now want to work 3-5 hours in a day in network programming,
Maybe in the future I will change my work to programming.
could you advice me?
Are you dedicating 3 to 5 hours of your day to just learning?
The first port of call for network programming would be this -> Beej's Guide to Network Programming
The next question would be, what kind of network programming
- kernel level drivers written in C
- low level userland applications written in standard C or C++ (using only what the OS gives you)
- higher level userland applications using 3rd party C or C++ libraries (eg libcurl)
- higher level userland applications using say Python
What aspect of network programming interests you?
- web browsing
- chat applications
- video streaming
- cryptocurrencies
- cloud computing
- and
- so
- on
- ad
- nauseam
-- "Are you dedicating 3 to 5 hours of your day to just learning?"
I wiil increase it,
-- "What aspect of network programming interests you?"
Monitoring the internal operating system online and offline and monitoring network devices, in general, analyzing the impact of programs and applications on the operating system and other network devices online and offline.
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Is it possible to earn money from it "aspect of my network programming interests" even if it is not continuous or regular?
Network Administrator and Network Programmer are two different things; what you stated you wanted to do sounds like Network Administrator to me.
Edit: I have never done either one; but, I did work in a group one tine that had an Network Administrator. One that did network/router administration.
Tim S.