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Hasty Treat - Our First Bucks Made From Web Dev, Teaching, YouTube and Tutorials
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In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about their first steps in the word of entrepreneurship and web dev specifically.
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Show Notes Wes:
First money: check for $300
First website: Pool company
First ad sense income: Craigonomics
First YouTube: import large SQL database with bigdump
First online Product: Sublime Text - Ryan Christiani
First in-person teaching: HackerYou
First project at agency: Jet Cooper
Scott:
First dev gig: parents tea store
First design gig: Perpetual
First YouTube video: Adobe Premier 101
First BIG YouTube video: Sass Tutorials
First ad sense income: scotttolinski.com blog post about music promotion sites
First online product: Sass Mastery
First project at agency: Nu Step
Links https://twitter.com/wesbos/status/1276500155789910016
Audiojungle
Themeforest
Juno College
@steveschoger
Smashing Mag
Css Tricks
Packt Publishing
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