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The stability of the capital market is the cornerstone of economic development. The China Securities Regulatory Commission's strengthened supervision is aimed at preventing risks, protecting the rights and interests of investors, and promoting fairness, justice and transparency in the market. This series of measures is crucial to the healthy operation of the entire economic system.

In this environment, the phenomenon of part-time development work has gradually emerged. It provides many people with an additional source of income and meets the market's demand for flexible and efficient technical services.

From a technical perspective, part-time development jobs require developers to have solid professional knowledge and skills. They must be able to quickly adapt to different project requirements, use a variety of programming languages ​​​​and tools, and complete tasks efficiently.

At the same time, this working model also faces many challenges, such as project uncertainty, frequent changes in requirements, and credibility issues of partners, all of which may affect the work efficiency and benefits of developers.

In addition, from a legal perspective, part-time development jobs need to comply with relevant laws and regulations, protect intellectual property rights, and avoid potential legal disputes.

Furthermore, from a social perspective, part-time development work also has a certain positive effect in promoting employment and promoting technological innovation.

However, this phenomenon is not without negative effects. For example, it may cause some people to be overworked, affecting their physical and mental health.

In short, under the general environment of China Securities Regulatory Commission strengthening capital market supervision, part-time development work has both development opportunities and challenges. Only by responding reasonably can it achieve sustainable development.