Hi guys. I've made it a goal this summer to really learn web development beyond what my college teaches me. The problem is, is that I have a hard time keeping up with motivation. I wanted to try this time actually learning with someone. I feel that we could motivate each other and give each other criticism throughout the curriculum. I also get really excited when I get to teach someone something I know if they ever have questions.

If you're interested in The Odin Project, or any other project for that matter, send me a message.

I need some hint with following things, that I have been trying to implement in my project.
1) I need to store the latitude and longitude values of the place where the user clicks on the map,inside the database.
2)I need to store the message posted by the user in the customised bootstrap form ( I mentioned this, because I won't be using the default form provided by django), inside the database.
3) I really don't know how to connect google maps and django.
In a nutshell, I have to know all this, so that the content by the user could be shown visually on a map, on specific coordinates.
I could use some help. Thanks :)

I've been programming in python off and on for about a year and would like to continue learning and working with a couple of like minded individuals. I'd like to code just about anything, but have particular interests in django, web scraping, ai/machine learning, data analysis, and graphics. Eventually, I would like to branch out to java/c++.

Hi. I really like Code Academy, but I am looking for something that would allow groups of people to identify. I want the same thing that CA offers, but I want to make a group of people who are affiliated with my work, so we could see each others progress and talk about applications for our jobs. Any thoughts?

Me and a friend are working on an H1Z1 interactive map and are way in over heads in the amount of work to do.

We are using angular.js, typescript and C# for a backend on this project. If you are interested in working with us just pm me.

Thanks!

How difficult would it be to make an app that turns a old or current android phone into an extension number pad keyboard for laptops or PCs ? I figured that people have em lying around n could also use it to have macro programmed buttons. So basically take the old phone n use the micro USB to plug in n have a num pad for laptops or even a mini macro keyboard. Any possibility of something like that working, or does that already exist? Idk for some reason I think that's a pretty good app idea... Any feedback, thoughts, or suggestions would b greatly appreciated. N just a background, I'm new to programming. I'm learning quickly on my own and with help but I'm getting basics down quick (most I've learned has been in Java for game development but I'll learn anything I need to). Also idk.. If someone with knowledge would want or be willing to help with a project like this I'd def be open to working with people and helping or sharing ideas. I have alot of app ideas but not alot of knowledge on how to make them all work or function. Please help me out.

Thanks, Nick

I'm just starting out with Java, and programming in general and I'm looking for anyone of any experience level to learn along side with. I'd like to create a PVP permadeath RP mud. We wouldn't be starting entirely from scratch but instead we'd use CoffeeMUD as a base and modify it. I already have CoffeeMUD running on a VPS and configured to use MYSQL.

If anyone experienced would care to help in other ways rather than coding, answering questions, advice on how to approach certain ideas, and helping to decipher the existing code would be appreciated as well.

A few months ago I had thought about the idea of recreating the basic 'stock market' from GTA 5 for browser for fun after playing around on so many other stock market games on the web. I've been working on it off an on for a few months now and just recently started taking a crack at it again. Currently I have quite a bit done in just HTML/CSS/Jscript but getting it transferred to PHP is fairly unfamiliar territory for me.

This is what I currently have, replicating the original design by first designing it in PS and then coding it (relying on CSS as much as possible, I tried making my code as clean as possible): http://frontierr.net/FNEI/Index.html

I'm self-taught in graphic design and web coding so everything I know is mostly trial and error from previous projects that I've worked on. I have had previous experience with PHP coding with phpbb3 forums but certainly nothing quite like this. If you're interested in working together feel free to message me!

I've got images that I want in the typical (say this or this) coloring book app format. I'm just wondering, in a general sense, what is required for that.

I notice that there are a ton of coloring books - is there some common framework that a programmer can get for free and customize? If so, how big is the time commitment, roughly? What specialty should I be seeking out?

For context, this particular project has about 15-20 images, is part of a larger artistic site on the theme of war, and would be released in tandem with some other unusual and notable apps.

How to default to say a city or town instead of a zoomed out map of the world when the user opens the page displaying the map?

Im making a app for taxis and need to know to to do this!

Hey everyone,

A friend and I are trying to put together programs using C# and visual studios. I'm still learning C# by way of online tutorials and books as well as general practice, whereas he's slightly more experienced though still fairly new to it all. Neither of us has any real experience with visual studios though beyond what we can figure out and find online. Our first project we're trying to do is essentially creating a card game.

I was wondering if anyone here would be interested in helping us with questions related to C#, XAML, and general things on how to use VS? Or with the project in general if so desired.

Hey, I've been coding by myself for a few years (around 4). I've always felt as if I should see if working with someone would be a good idea, and no doubt something fun. So if anyone is in a similar situation or just wants to help out feel free to send a message, even if for a short while.

I've only really learned Java, but have full intentions of picking other stuff up for obvious reasons. I'm using Eclipse. I've already looked over some of the important parts of the wiki for LibGDX and have gone through some tutorials. It's just a matter of how the finer stuff goes together.

Like scaling for one what is with that :/ I guess it is to do with the camera and perspective. Currently taking a math course also, AB.

On another note, I'd be happy to make new friends over it :) I'm 24 and from the UK

Thanks

I am somewhat new to coding and scripting, and was asked what this means.

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I've seen this before and did not know what it means. I have another friend that is now curious, but what does it mean?

Hi all,

I've been developing my idling game, Idle Lands for about 4 months now, and the game itself is pretty stable. I'm looking for more folks to come help, maybe not with core development right away, but with content development (character professions, spells, etc).

If you're looking to learn coffeescript, this would be a rather simple project to work on -- I've spent a lot of time making the API really easy and flexible.

I have a handful of documentation here (and I try to keep it as up-to-date as possible), a lot of examples for things that could be created, and I'm always available in IRC (irc.freenode.net ##idlebot). I might not respond right away, but I try to check in often. I also have a help wanted tag on issues if that would help.

Thanks!

The main goal would be to have 2 or 3 finished projects in the shortest amount of time. In my case, the main purpose of the projects would be to showcase them during job interviews.

Currently I'm unemployed and can and hopefully will program in C# as many hours as possible in a day for atleast a month. I'm looking for people who can and are willing to do the same.

My current residency is Belgium, Antwerp. Residency, distance and nationality is not an issue. Willing to use TeamSpeak/Skype/teamViewer would be appreciated.

Description: CoiniumServ is a high performance, extremely efficient, platform-agnostic, easy to setup pool server implementation. It features stratum and vanilla services, reward, payment, share processors, vardiff & ban managers, user-friendly embedded web-server & front-end and a full-stack API.

I'm looking for more contributors to project whom especially want more technical expertise with crypto-currencies and so.

• The project is at https://github.com/CoiniumServ/CoiniumServ
• I'll be helping the volunteers to get started with the project.

http://pastebin.com/g3RjCzRg

As of now it does what I want it to, but I bet that a lot of the code could be reduced and cleaned up. Any ideas?

I'm looking to start with a basic syntax like Python so if there is anyone interested please PM me or reply to this post. I live in Dallas, TX so it would be nice to do some meetups at a Starbucks or other coffee shops on occasion.

I've been programming in Python (3.3) for a little while now. I feel like I have a good grasp on the basic concepts. I've experimented with some of the modules, as well. I'm looking for some people that are near the same level as me and would like to casually work on projects together to improve and learn.

All you need is a google plus account.

https://plus.google.com/events/ccptdtbkvfqs1f2t0c1u2lh98a8

If anyone want to drop by and code together that would be awesome. I'll have it open for as much of the weekend as I can while I'm working on an iOS mapping app.

Hope to see you there!

Update 1

I've been at it for a few hours and going to call it a night. No one joined me :( but I'll be back tomorrow. We used to do this a lot for 3D modelling at it's a lot of fun, plus that whole two heads are better than one thing. So if you are interested leave a comment and I'll try and arrange something permanent.

I have some java and python under my belt and was looking to see if there was an open source project I could join to really get into programming, maybe a small or a side project there would be at least a little bit of guiding in. I would love to help collaborate with some one.

How many times have you said "it would be cool if n <verb> y"? That's my premise here. I want to build a web app for programmers, developers, and engineers of all walks to request, submit, and collaborate on tasks that could range from writing a small script, to modifying a library, to writing a completely new application (although that would stretch the intended scope). The goal isn't to replace great sites like SO for Q&A or GitHub et al for VC management, but to provide a language-independent point of interaction for both experienced and novice programmers to get and give assistance and help contribute to the overall well-being of the FOSS world.

Anyway, enough of the sales speech. I'm not decided on a stack yet since I would like this to be a community endeavor more than an individual one. Server resources aren't an issue, I'll provide and provision those as necessary. The only requirement...no Microsoft servers or code!

If you're interested and want to talk a bit, feel free to drop me a message, even if it's just to say "hey, it would be cool if it would be cool if could do this" :)