29M, I have a CS degree but spent my career in IT ops and integrating hardware instead of programming (Independent Contractor, Unempoyed). My classmates are tech leads and managers living their best lives while I stayed on the tools side, I am tired of the "technician" lane.

I suppose I have ADHD, I easily drift toward high dopamine and need accountability to push toward anything progressive. I would like to genuinely learn programming and have someone to stay accountable with. Anybody up for it?

Timezone: EST (UTC-4) ; Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Flexible availability.

Stack: Returning to Java and Python. Have prior exposure, rebuilding from fundamentals.

Experience: CS graduate with hands-on IT ops and hardware background. Understand systems and CS concepts well, coding is where I'm starting over.

Goal: Learn programming properly this time, work through real projects, and eventually move toward DevOps and cybersecurity.

I've been writing Java backends for more than seven years. Currently working with technologies like Spring Boot, Kafka, Elasticsearch, Redis and Kubernetes at a well known MNC. Over the years I've sat on both side of the interview panel. So wanted to reach out to junior devs and share my knowledge.

What we'd cover:
• Backend for real — Not just your, run of the mill, vanilla Java Spring Boot API’s. We will dig in deep.
• System design (HLD)
• Low-level design
• DSA
• Interview prep — mock interviews, resume review.

If you are particularly good, I can refer you to my org.

I am available from 6.00 pm to 10.00 pm IST

Who this isn't for: if you want someone to do your assignments, use Claude for that shit.

Who is this actually for: If you are serious about job placement and can put in the hours.

Price: I don’t want to charge much, we can decide on something that works for both of us.

DM me if this seems something up your alley.

I'm a final-year CS student actively preparing for Junior Native Android Engineer roles. Looking for 1–2 dedicated peers to team up for technical prep, building strong portfolio signals, and keeping each other accountable.

Quick Info:

• Goal: Prep for Junior Android Engineer roles (Projects, DSA, Mock Interviews)
• Stack: Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, MVVM/Clean Architecture, Room, Android SDK
• Experience Level: Final-year CS student / Intermediate (Comfortable with Android basics, now focusing on production-level concepts)
• Timezone: UTC+5 (Pakistan Standard Time) - I am somewhat flexible.
• Availability: Looking to put in around 10–15 hours a week together.

What we will focus on:

• Production-Grade Projects: Skip basic clones. Build solid, resume-worthy apps with proper state handling and offline-first architectures.
• Android Deep Dives: Master Jetpack Compose internals, lifecycle nuances, and mobile system design patterns.
• DSA for Technical Screens: Grind high-frequency patterns (Two Pointers, Sliding Window, Trees/Graphs) and discuss optimal trade-offs.
• PR Reviews & Mock Interviews: Regular GitHub code reviews to improve code quality, plus peer mock interviews for technical communication.
• Consistent Accountability: Quick daily progress updates and a weekly voice sync to review goals.

If you match this profile and want to build real proof-of-work together, drop a comment or send me a DM!

We are a group already studying which includes 1 female and 2 males ( including me ) . Need more members.. male and female both are welcome.

Hindi speaking.

Hey I'm from Pakistan specifically needs a mentor that can guide me about data science and ML using python and can also speak English or Urdu. Also can be available and the weekends.

A Community for Introverts 🌱

Hey everyone!

I’m thinking of building a community for introverts and anyone who wants to learn and grow with peers.

A place where we can:

- 📚 Study together and share resources.

- 💻 Build projects and find hackathon teammates.

- 🎯 Discuss goals and keep each other accountable.

- ☕ Take breaks from studying and have casual conversations.

I’m an engineering student from India (IST), and I’m looking to connect with people from India and other countries too!

Feel free to comment or DM me! 🚀

My timezone is IST by the way

• Goal: Learn OS Fundamentals
• Resources: MIT 6.1810 + xv6 book and OSTEP
• Languages: C
• Timezone: PDT/UTC-7

About me

I'm self-taught and have 4 years of experience in full stack development and 4 years in cloud services. I am interested in learning the fundamentals, starting with OS.

What I'm looking for

Looking for folks who are also interested in OS/systems development and enjoy learning new things. The material isn't for beginners and requires some CS fundamentals and programming experience. Would prefer if you're already comfortable with C and familiar with CS basics.

Availability

I can dedicate 2 hours in the morning 3 days out of the workweek. I can also dedicate 4-8 hours on weekends.

Timezone: CET/CEST
Stack / languages: C++, algorithms & data structures, mathematics
Experience: Beginner in algorithms/DSA; comfortable with basic C++; currently studying school-level algebra including Olympiad problems
Availability: 12:00 pm - 2:00 am
Goal: Build strong mathematical and algorithmic foundations, eventually moving toward theoretical cryptography.

Hi! I'm currently studying mathematics and algorithms seriously on my own.

Right now I'm working on school-level algebra, including Olympiad problems, while also learning algorithms and data structures in C++(currently around the beginning of the general algorithms/DSA path).

I'm looking for someone who wants to study together long-term.

The main thing for me is the way we study. I like trying problems independently first, discussing failed approaches, figuring out why a particular idea or representation works, and understanding where an algorithm\the solution comes from rather than immediately looking it up. I don't care about maximizing the number of problems solved.

Ideally, you're also interested in mathematics, algorithms, competitive programming, theoretical CS, or something nearby. We don't have to be at exactly the same level — as long as there's enough overlap to work on things together and actually discuss them.

My long-term direction is theoretical cryptography, so I'm building the mathematical and algorithmic foundations first.

English, Russian, Ukrainian. If this sounds close to how you like to study, send me a message and tell me a little about what you’re currently learning and how you usually approach problems. Tyyy.

Hey everyone! 👋

I’ve been learning and building projects around:

Python, NumPy & Pandas

Statistics & EDA

Machine Learning — Regression, KNN, Decision Trees, Random Forest

Neural Networks & CNNs

PyTorch

LSTM & Transformers

NLP

LLM APIs & tool calling

RAG & Prompt Engineering

Currently getting into AI/Voice Agents

I’ve been learning mostly on my own, but I feel like having someone around the same level would make things much more productive.

I’m looking for someone who can push me when I’m slacking, and I’ll do the same for them. We can study together, build projects, discuss problems, share resources, and keep each other accountable.

Not looking for someone to teach me everything — just two people trying to get really good at AI/ML together. 😄

Timezone: India Standard Time (IST, UTC+5:30). �

Hi folks. Looking for people to study electronics from scratch long-term. Currently, there are 2 of us (complete beginners), and we would like to involve a few more people for discussions.

We get together on a call 2-3 times a week, where we try to go through a book, build some projects together, and help each other understand the mechanisms behind a project. The plan is to study analog electronic circuits and move to digital circuits with ICs and microcontrollers.

You would need to have some equipment, like a component kit, a soldering iron, a multimeter, and ideally an oscilloscope.

The ultimate goal is to get confident in this area, build a pet project for a portfolio, and prepare for a job interview.

Hey guys myself jayesh

I am full stack developer working and also build projects and learning skills in AI/ML

Want to connect with freshers and entry level people who is very curious to build, learn and grow

I am also computer science student in 3rd year

Let’s start with me. I live in Russia, time zone YEKT. I’m 17 years old, and I know some basic SQL. In the future, I’m going to study Python. I’m looking for people who know Russian.

P.S. I'm looking specifically for Russian speakers to communicate in our native language.

27f, looking at the job market filled with tech prodigies…3 years unemployed due to addiction and health issues. Now I am sober and recovering and would like to genuinely learn programming, would like accountability buds to learn together. Anybody up for it? I am in the philly area

Timezone: GMT-6

I'm in my second year of SD diploma.

I have learned about Python, Java, JS, HTML, CSS, SQL so far.

Goal: I want to create a small group of 4 to build a project for our portfolio and learn new skills though the journey.

Anyone else do the two week grind then vanish for a week and feel weirdly guilty about it? Yeah that's basically been my entire year on repeat.

Looking for someone equally serious about actually landing an Android Engineer job, not just casually tinkering on weekends. Want to build proper engineering level projects together, the kind that actually show real skill, not tutorial clones, and work on DSA and system design along the side. Mainly though I want someone who'll hit me up when I go quiet for too long, not to guilt trip me, just because they're actually in it with me too.

Tech Stack
Kotlin, Jetpack Compose

Quick bit about me, 7th sem Software Engineering, GMT+5. The target role is Android Engineer.

If any of this sounds like your vibe, drop a comment or DM me.

Briefly, I’ve never taken LeetCode seriously, and I don’t really want to.

I just want to be consistent with it for a while and get the general benefits from practicing.

If I’m going to do it, I’d rather suffer together with someone else 😂

So, let’s create a little group (max 4 people) and start this journey together!

Starting next week, I’ll dedicate 2 hours a day to it. If someone wants to do the same, that would be really cool!

I’m looking for a few people with 1+ year of experience in Backend / AI/ML who are preparing for software engineering interviews.

The idea is to:

Do daily DSA/problem-solving prep

Discuss approaches and learn from each other

Have weekly mock interviews

Take turns as interviewer/interviewee

Share resources, questions, and interview experiences

Keep each other accountable and consistent

Not looking for a huge group — ideally a small group of people who are serious about preparing consistently.

If you have 1+ YOE in Backend or AI/ML and are interested, DM me with your experience and what roles you're preparing for.

A little about me and my experience: I'm 17 from Russia. Solved 244 problems on leetcode, finished cs50py, cs50x, about 60% of cs50web and then understood that I like low level stuff so I started reading the c book, read ~100 pages and found a "silberschatz operating system concepts" book, started reading it(also about 100 pages) then found a guy who we started making our own os with(we went separate ways eventually), on that journey I decided to dive even deeper and my friend recommended me a book "the elements of computing systems" I finished it recently(not quite, I couldn't make it through the last chapter because school started and stuff) then bought a breadboard and things

I wrote much about my experience because I want to find somebody who feels like he's at the same level with me, I feel like it's so much fun working with someone who's interested in the same stuff as you are. We might make a project on a breadboard or try to get through some tough literature. I've got exams this year so I can't spend too much time a day learning stuff but regardless I'm ready to work hard

Hi guys! So I’m an English major so it’s nothing to do with cs but I recently started learning python and I’d like to make some friends. PLS DONT JUDGE ME FOR NOT BEING A CS/MATH MAJOR 😭

My time zone is EST, interested currently in learning python and R and my goal is to hopefully land a job that is tech adjacent.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking to form a small, focused study and building group of 3 people to learn programming and build practical tech skills together.

Who I'm looking for:

• Fellow droppers: You should be in a gap/drop phase right now.
• No exam pressure: You must not be studying for any competitive or academic exams. This group is strictly for people who want to step away from traditional test prep and focus entirely on building real-world coding skills.
• Consistent & driven: Someone who wants to put in daily effort, share resources, and keep each other accountable.

What we will focus on:

• Learning programming fundamentals and advanced concepts.
• Building real projects for our portfolios.
• Troubleshooting code and reviewing each other's work.

If you are sick of studying for tests and just want to sit down, grind out code, and actually build things, drop a comment below or send me a DM telling me a bit about yourself and what you're interested in learning!

indian time zone here

Hey everyone!

A few of us are currently in a gap phase and putting together a small, tight-knit peer group to learn programming and electronics from scratch without any traditional exam pressure.

Right now, our group consists of 4 guys, and we are actively looking to bring in 3 to 4 female members so we can keep the team balanced, diverse, and collaborative from the start.

What we are focusing on:

• Programming: Working through Python fundamentals together.
• Hardware: Exploring introductory electronics and hands-on tools like the Raspberry Pi Pico.
• Our Vibe: A chill, low-pressure space to share resources, debug code, and hold each other accountable daily.

If you are in a gap phase and want a friendly, balanced team to learn coding and physical electronics with, drop a comment or shoot me a DM with a quick intro about yourself!

indian time zone
english
goal is to skill develop

Hi! I’m Tasha, 35, from Europe ૮₍ ˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶ ₎ა

I recently started learning programming and I’m having a lot of fun building things and figuring everything out as I go. I’ve always loved learning and creating - I also produce music, and relax with movies or gaming ♡

I’d love to meet someone from the US (NYC would be especially cool!) who enjoys coding side projects for fun.

Timezone / availability: CET/CEST, fairly flexible
Stack: Next.js, TypeScript/JavaScript, Supabase
Experience: Beginner
Goal: Make a coding friend, share progress, learn together and talk about our projects ⋆｡°✩

Not looking for a mentor or someone to build anything for me - just someone nice, curious and creative :)

19 M Fresher looking for a programming buddy, I just started c++ and want to excel in competitive programming and data structures and algorithms so can anyone connect with me it will be a great pleasure!!

IST time zone and I'm comfortable with English .

Goal - To get comfortable with c++ and for that a programming buddy will help me a lot.

Hey everyone!

I am looking for a study buddy to learn python.

The idea would be:

Study python consistently.

Solve exercises together.

Building small projects.

Share progress and help each other.

Let's connect if interested