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First, the end of mainstream support for Windows 10 means changes in the market for related technical services. For software developers, this may bring new business opportunities. As Microsoft no longer provides new features or updates, businesses and individual users may seek technical support and optimization services from third parties, providing potential business space for part-time developers.

Secondly, this change has accelerated the upgrading of technology. If part-time developers can keenly capture new technology trends, such as the integration of cloud computing, artificial intelligence and operating systems, they will have an advantage in the competition. They can use their flexible working mode to quickly learn and apply new technologies and provide customers with more innovative solutions.

Furthermore, the end of mainstream support for Windows 10 has also caused users to worry about system security and stability. Part-time developers can focus on developing security protection software, system optimization tools, etc. to meet users' needs in this regard. At the same time, they can attract users with personalized services, provide customized solutions, and form differentiated competition with large software companies.

However, it is not always smooth sailing for part-time developers to take on jobs. Lack of stable customer resources, pressure of technology updates, and challenges of project management are all problems that part-time developers need to face. With the end of mainstream support for Windows 10, market demand has increased, but competition has also become more intense. Part-time developers need to continuously improve their technical level and establish a good reputation and brand image in order to gain a foothold in the market.

In addition, it is crucial for part-time developers to plan their time and resources properly. Due to the nature of part-time work, they need to complete project delivery within a limited time, ensuring project quality while meeting customer expectations. This requires them to have efficient time management and task allocation skills, as well as strong self-motivation and self-discipline.

In short, Microsoft's ending of mainstream support for Windows 10 has brought both opportunities and challenges to part-time developers. Only by constantly adapting to market changes and improving their own capabilities can part-time developers seize opportunities in this transformation and realize their own value and development.