I have good code skills and I get a good salary doing it. How

What languages? What's your background?

>>1276029
I am doing web development, lately a lot of Javascript, frontend and Node, with its last technologies but I have experience in Java, Python and SQL.

>>1276033
>be smart and creative
>invent a cool moonrocketing app
>??????
>profit

>>1276035
Do you know how many people try that and fail? 99% of the apps in App Store are dead.

>>1276048
do you know how many people try to become rich and fail?

99.9% of them still are poor

>>1276026
that is some really shit js

>>1276116
as they should be

>>1276186
yes.
but the argument "don't do anything because you'll fail anyway" is not an argument.
it's what NEETs tell themselves, and that's the reason why they're - guess what! - NEETs!

>>1276247
you get rich if you provide great value to a lot of people and get lucky with your timing and marketing.

these three are essential, and 99% of apps don't provide shit for value.

What about computer related trading? Are there any good resources?

>>1276294
For which part? Trading strategy or integrating with a broker's API?

>>1276026
What language is on the picture? is that Matlab?

>>1276026
>vanilla js

laughingdevelopers.png

>>1276026
Basically as I see it there are two ways:
1. Quality
2. Quantity

You make decent side income by just buying lots of shitty apps, cleaning them up a bit and then putting ads on then. This is quantity and it will pay the bills.

Or alternatively, you can try to make the next big app and sell it to a major company for millions. This is quality.

Both are achievable with diligence and patience.

One thing you can offer is better customer service. Yeah you may be an extra $x/hr, but you can offer better communication, more in touch, and a better program overall