All right now you know the fundamentals of uJs. Now let's look for places where you can find jobs or work for Vue js. So the first place you might want to look is angel.co. So angel.co is a website that focuses mostly on startups. So if you want to work in a startup angel.co might be your best bet. So before you go applying for jobs, I strongly suggest that you build up a portfolio of projects that you worked on, or showcase your portfolio to the employers so that he or she can get the confidence that you have a sound knowledge on Vue js, right, then you can go to angel.co.
So these are all the companies at the moment that are looking for Vue JS developer. So if you're looking for startups to work in angel or co could be your best bet. But if you want to go for anything such as freelancing, then you can go for Upwork you can create a profile on Upwork as a freelancer then you can browse the jobs you can I guess you can bid for these jobs, and if you get hired, so having a portfolio not only helps in terms of the job, but also helps in terms of freelancing because if someone asks you like what kind of experience do you have in Vue JS so you can directly give them the link If your website so they can know the details of you and, and the details of the projects that you've worked on, so they can have much more confidence towards you.
So Upwork is another fantastic place to go look for freelancing projects, you can also look for freelancing projects on freelancer.com. So the next place you can look for is on Stack Overflow, you can find the jobs on StackOverflow as well. So stackoverflow.com slash jobs. And you can find, you can find Vue JS jobs where you can find any, any sort of jobs that you might be looking for. So the thing with Angel and StackOverflow, or all of these jobs is you can also find Remote Jobs. So if you find Remote Jobs, you can work in the comfort of your home.
So one more place to look for is LinkedIn, LinkedIn is almost the most obvious place to look for. So if you have a good profile on LinkedIn, so you can start off by putting out content so you can build credibility, or when recruiters go through your profile, they understand that you have some sound knowledge on the subject and they can easily go for you. And one last place you can look for is W jobs.com. So this is kind of like the official Jobs Vue js. So most of the jobs here listed would be from the all of the platforms that we saw like Angel list Freelancer up work, Stack Overflow, but it's good to have all of them in one place. There might be also like companies, which focus specifically on new jobs on usajobs.com.
So this would be, I guess, your go to place to find, you know, Vue JS jobs. So these are some of the places you can look for, for getting some work on your chairs. So hopefully, this is helpful for you. So that's it for this one. Bye. Bye.
All right, congratulations on making the tail end of the course. So now you know the fundamentals of uJs. And you're ready to take on any project. The first project I recommend building is your own website. You can build your own website using uJs. You can let me know if you have any questions about the course you can write to me at ch spk 20 minute gmail.com the email isn't on screen.
You can always go to the official documentation on the website if you didn't understand anything on it. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions regarding the course. If you have any questions regarding Vue JS or if you're facing any issues by getting any projects ready to help. And that's it for this one. Thank you so much for watching. Bye bye