[Jason]

What are some challenges considering you either got a degree or do not?  Where are some good places to look?  Who wants to freelance?  Who is considered a degree or already has one?  Who is into coding camps etc.?

[Anurag M]

I think if you have a good grasp of programming languages freelancing is a better option than doing a day job. Gives you flexibility. And if you do it well and get established you can earn a lot of money. Probably more than what you can get in a day job. This is my own opinion though.

[Jason]

I think if you have a good grasp of programming languages freelancing is a better option than doing a day job. Gives you flexibility. And if you do it well and get established you can earn a lot of money. Probably more than what you can get in a day job. This is my own opinion though.

A big problem is proving how good you are.  What might be some ways?  Are coding bootcamps good?   How about some degree?

[Anurag M]

Building a good Portfolio always helps. Try posting gigs in fiverr, request buyers, add a good sales pitch. Starting is always hard, after a while you will start getting enough works.