Where to look for small part-time jobs for a full-time programmer?

Question

Java

Good afternoon, dear users of toster.ru
The situation is as follows: I am employed as a programmer / server administrator in a large company for a full time. With the possibility of duty at night.
The salary for our city is tolerable, it turns out to be a net 50 tr + social bonuses in the form of cheap rest and travel.
Work specifics: industrial databases, complex SQL queries, Java EE, JSF.
Databases: IBM DB2 for LUW, Oracle, MySQL, MS SQL
Version control: Mercurial, SVN.
I can also write in Javascript, PHP, ASP.NET.
Among the shortcomings, I can note my inability to write user interfaces (in terms of design).
I would like to find small part-time jobs for 5-6 hours a week.
Mainly to develop the skills of working in large development teams.
What can you advise?
Is it possible to find small-time part-time jobs on oDesk and other specialized resources?

Answer 1

Have you thought about open source?

Answer 2

5-6 per week
i.e. actually 40 minutes a day? or 1 hour on a five-day week? Even if they send you technical specifications for finalizing the site, will you do for a week what they do in half a day? Well I do not know. You can look for programming courses in your city and ask for a teacher there. 2-3 hours a week, you can take more. It’s just that 1 hour a day is even technical specifications you can’t clarify in the normal way.
Call at 4:00 in the morning: "Your commit has crashed, fix it! In 4 hours we are compiling a build for sending." Do you imagine it this way or what? In large distributed teams, almost so.

Answer 3

There are open source projects in which developers write what needs to be created / tested / fixed, choose a project for yourself and participate in it, other developers will be able to comment on your work and develop skills in working in "big teams"

Answer 4

From my own experience ... well, if only there is really enough strength, and not just a lot of Wishlist .
Appreciate your time.