What I am Currently Doing To Earn $1,000 Per Month?
Channel: Awom Kenneth
Date: 11/09/2020

It's seems silly, that aspiring to earn $1000 per month could be a thing. But to some people it could be a new Gucci bag!

So my new goal now is to have a solid base in at least one programming language while I try to figure out having a life in Nigeria for the meantime; while also planning my ESCAPE! 
 
For now Javascript seems to be the first tool I am will be using in building my Space Ship. 

JavaScript is a client scripting language which is used for creating web pages. It is a standalone language developed in Netscape. It is used when a webpage is to be made dynamic and add special effects on pages like rollover, roll out and many types of graphics.
It is a programming language commonly used in web development. It was originally developed by Netscape as a means to add dynamic and interactive elements to websites. Like server-side scripting languages, such as PHP and ASP, JavaScript code can be inserted anywhere within the HTML of a webpage.

JavaScript is enabled in your web browser. ... A lot of websites use Javascript as a part of their core functionality, and if you browse the internet without JavaScript enabled then you probably won't have the full experience that you normally would. Some websites may not work properly, others may not work at all.

JavaScript is the skill that is most in-demand for IT in 2020, according to a report from developer skills tester DevSkiller. The report, “Top IT Skills report 2020: Demand and Hiring Trends,” has JavaScript switching places with Java when compared to last year's report, with Java in third place this year, behind SQL.

An average junior JavaScript developer salary in the USA is nearly $75K per year. With 20+ years of experience, JavaScript developers can earn up to $107K per year.


Sites mentioned in the video:
Udacity.com
Freecodecamp.org

After some research, I decided to try out freeCodeCamp. I didn’t want to invest any money up front, just in case this was another flight of fancy.

Within the first two days, I was hooked. I canceled my plans and decided to focus on exploring this new skill in an environment that looked comfortable.

I flew through the sections on HTML and CSS with ease. Coming up to the life changing gates of the JavaScript section filled me with unease. Could I actually handle logical programming? Should I stop and turn back? Maybe I should stay in a field I was already good at?

I gave it a short but decided to pause and give the Udacity course on the Introduction to JavaScript a try. It looks like it might just be working!

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