Beginner friendly: Moderate

I’d rate it a 2 because becoming a back-end developer typically requires a significant amount of technical knowledge and skills in programming languages, databases, and server management. For someone with no special skills or background, it would be challenging to start earning a profit quickly without dedicated learning and possibly formal education. Online resources like courses and tutorials can help, but the learning curve is steep, and it takes time to build a portfolio and gain the experience needed to secure paying projects or employment.