/biz/ - Business & Finance

Used Rarible to start creating NFT's,

Gas fees are too much, fee for approving, then another fee for minting, I don't get it. I just want to sell some of my sketches for money

>>16571013
>This is what one also does in software development .
the pay in software development is a lot better though, and the hours can vary (have relatives that have very nice jobs)

>My advice would be don’t pay for the bootcamo until you can finish some free coursework online in your spare time. To know if you want to make the leap
i've taken the online intro courses taught by harvard and MIT, did all of the assignments too, some of the stuff is really interesting

problem with bootcamps, is that almost all of them are for web development, primarily front-end. average starting salary is about $40k usd from what i can find

can't find anything that involves more "real" coding and that can land a job at a top tech company

but i have read stories of people eventually getting jobs at top tech companies after doing bootcamps. like a couple years at a small development company before applying to the bigger ones

where can I find Forward P/E ratios? and historical forward P/E ratios?