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I've been learning android app development using kotlin/java for about 4 months, and i think i'm pretty good with kotlin/java, i've learned a lot of things related to android development, i've cloned netflix,spotify and made streaming apps with firebase as the backend, and I think I understand using firebase quite well because firebase itself is not difficult to use. Is it for my current skills that I deserve to work as a freelancer or do I still have to improve my skills?if it yes,give me an example of what kind of application I should do to improve my skills again!,I've read the android studio docs what to know and I've studied everything even though I sometimes forget how to make this/make that but I understand the logic quite well ok, please help

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    Is this your first job? If yes, I recommend looking for a local job/internship to get experience on how projects work and how working in a team looks like.

    For project ideas, I think you're doing well. Maybe work on a personal project. Something you want to build and use yourself. Or make more clones, you always get experience points building clone apps.
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    > firebase itself is not difficult to use

    Try another kind of storage.

    Build/mock a REST API and consume it in your app.

    Consume complicated JSON and try to optimize your view in the app.

    Add user authentication if you haven't.

    Different styles of user interactions.
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    @rantsauce in my city programmer job is very low here,so its very hard to get the job,thats why im try to work as freelance
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    @rantsauce i've already use user auth with firebase,and also i have some basic skill with my sql and i know how to create restapi with ktor
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    @Siko

    > in my city programmer job is very low here,so its very hard to get the job,thats why im try to work as freelance

    doesn't harm to try both
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    @Siko

    > i've already use user auth with firebase,and also i have some basic skill with my sql and i know how to create restapi with ktor

    put everything on a Github profile if you haven't
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    @rantsauce ok thanks
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