How can I get a summer-job as a self taught programmer?

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I have been over the past three months learning to create a website from scratch while pursuing my Engineering degree. The website is looking pretty good and ranks top on google, has ip/geolocation-tracking and live chats made from scratch.

I am not taking it as a course in uni, it's just something I learned by myself. I've gotten to know CSS, HTML, php/mysql databases, javascript and all that roughly

It would be nice to be able to use this skill to help ordinary people who can't afford a programmer or have the time to make their own website, but can afford a student who can build their basic website and make it look how they want it to look.

Does anybody have experience getting hired with "street-programming" knowledge but not an actual degree?(still in school)

Looking for some info on self-employed programming,

-Gabriel.
 
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mfb said:
There are websites where programming tasks are offered. Did you have a look at them?
Nope? never heard of that before, do they pay reasonably?
 
It is possible to live from it, but I don't know how well. You can find them with google, I don't know them so I cannot suggest a specific one.