There are plenty of ways you can get help with your PineScript indicator or strategy. In this article, I will list few free and paid ways you can get help.
Check official documentation and manuals
TradingView has a pretty nice collection of reference guide and manuals:
- Official Pine Script v4 User Manual – You can find here a pretty good and quick introduction to PineScript.
- Official Pine Script Language Manual – If you have any questions about PineScript functionality like built-in functions it’s a good place to start.
- Official TradingView support – If you have any issues/questions you can always contact TradingView support. In my experience, they’re pretty helpful.
Other PineScript manuals and resources:
- My YouTube Channel – Over the years I published 60+ educational videos about TradingView and PineScript.
- My PineScript / TradingView FAQ – I’m trying to gather the most popular question people usually have about PineScript and
- My PineScript / TradingView Courses – I already have hundreds of students, you can join them to learn PineScrip. I keep working on existing courses, keeping them up to date. Also, I’m developing new courses as well.
- PineCoders – Great resource with many useful links.
- Kodify – Great resource with hundreds of tutorial articles for PineScript and TradingView.
Chats and Forums
- PineScript Chat on TradingView – You can ask your question about PineScript here.
- My Discord Channel – You can join my channel and ask your question there. There I can help you or 1 of my subscribers.
- StackOverflow – The most famous website for Programming questions. Try to search your question there. There is a big probability that somebody already had it and solved it. You can also create your own question.
Hire a Developer
If you’re not very good at programming you can decide to hire a developer for your project. Fortunately, there are quite a lot of options for you:
- Contact me – These days I’m pretty busy, but from time to time I take new projects.
- Trusted PineScript Developers to Hire – TradingView maintains a list of trusted developers. You can contact one of them. Good quality of work is almost guaranteed to you. However, the price for the most well-known experts might be pretty high.
- UpWork – great freelance marketplace. You can find there PineScript developers as well. You can find developers from entry to expert levels and with a corresponding hourly rate.
- CodeMentor – for quick projects and mentorship you can search for developers on CodeMentor.
- Fiverr – for cheaper prices, you can try to go to Fiverr. I’m not sure you’ll get the quality you want so be careful.
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