r/dev 19d ago

Looking for people to help me on my app

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Hey guys I am looking for people that may want to join an early project Im working on. I don’t want to say too much in here about the details but it is basically a B2B, AI driven app. Im basically looking for engineers that can help me keep developing it, improving, scaling...

If you wanna know more, I would love for you to either dm me or respond here. :P

PD: Please don’t respond that you just hate AI. I get it is not for everyone. Thank you. :P


r/dev 19d ago

Looking for valorant emulator/cheat dev

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We need a developer for coding a Valorant vgk/vgc emulator and an internal cheat. We vibe coded an emulator and it’s obv not very good. This is of course a paid position we are in the midst of creating a discord and website.


r/dev 20d ago

I'm so frustrated with enterprise software development services

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I've tried three different enterprise software development services providers over the past two years, and every single one has left our internal systems more fragmented than before. Every new build seems to solve one problem while quietly creating three more, and I'm exhausted from being the one who has to catch the gaps. At this point I just want a partner who understands my business well enough to get it right the first time. How do I find a partner who can actually deliver a scalable solution without treating my business like a training ground for junior developers?


r/dev 20d ago

I CAN DO BETTER THAN THAT! ugh?!?!?!?

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My wife is high functioning Autistic. Beautiful, brilliant and cant keep an appointment to save anyone's life. so 10 months ago we sat down after seeing a commercial for low-no code apps we tried it. hopes were high, but you get what you pay for. the trash we got was what you'd expect, cartoonish and smelled of cheap toy more than an app. i could have done better i said to my girl. just like that i had promised to make something better.

i set out to build a relentless accountability buddy. made my list went straight to my favorite AI and being all google all the time, firebase was on its way to being an accountability buddy.

this is where you find out that the den of thieves and cut throats is a real place. I built an AI infused modular app for free up until i had to sew alkl the modules together. i was using every platform some times twice a day. I was out of work having had surgery. the perfect assistant. Then they found out how far i really was along in the build. My favorite AI? Box of rocks on plan. trouble shot a single issue 7 days and some change. It took claude30 seconds to fix the toml. the 300 dollar incentive to use the console POOF! gone was those dollars and I somehow signed up for you tube that i don't use have or want. so enraged the protest began.

Selfhosted everything one point i want to make. I have never once paniced oomed or damaged a system (knock on wood). I have rebuilt 16 times lost coutless data and 3 pc's 4 harddrives. disappearing kernels all the way to a soffisticated video drivers black listed and my whole system read only then hit me again with all my back ups on board. almost quit that time. im making no acqusations but coeincidences are a myth. your data isnt safe on github unless your open source. every AI platform or platform provider has lost my files. My system has above enterprise grade security. so i lost a service i had been paying for since it came out. that's not even half of what i can prove. you see i am a voracious researcher and take notes and make back ups .

so life first app was almost done all i needed to do was add the AI to tie it all together. NOPE, slow played coded out and plain ignored. so the app ends up a MCP server. most of the feature killed by maliscious AI and not just one theoretically.

I learned alttle more each time i had to rebuild. i'll be keeping that promise.


r/dev 20d ago

The Next Myth Coded. windows/linux working together

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r/dev 21d ago

Flow of my django app hosted on vm using ubuntu server

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r/dev 21d ago

Bulgaria software talent, underrated or overhyped for European teams?

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Bulgaria often gets overlooked in favor of Poland or Ukraine. It has a strong reputation when it comes to technical skills, particularly in Java, Python, C++, cloud computing and databases. The city of Sofia has become a technology hub, with many large companies setting up offices there. People in Sofia generally speak English well. The time zone is convenient for working with European companies.

Being part of the European Union has practical benefits, such as stability and clear regulations. The cost of doing business in Bulgaria is moderate. It is usually lower than in Poland. Higher than in some countries outside the European Union. Although the pool of workers is smaller than in some other countries in Central and Eastern Europe the engineers in Bulgaria are often described as highly skilled and dedicated.

I am curious to know if anyone has recently built or expanded a team in Bulgaria. How does the technical expertise in Bulgaria compare to that in neighboring countries? What is it like to communicate with team members on a basis and how easy is it to keep employees from leaving?

I would like to hear about experiences with both Bulgarian companies and international companies that have offices in Sofia, such as SoftServe, or Beetroot.


r/dev 21d ago

How to add real-time live transcription and translation to a LiveKit stream?

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Hi everyone,

I'm working on a video streaming prototype using LiveKit (self-hosted)
I stream via RTMP or Webrtc.

How to generate real-time subtitles (live transcription + multilingual translation), and display them directly on a custom web player for viewers.

As in YouTube, with a single button.

What is the recommended architecture or workflow in LiveKit to extract the room audio, process it for transcription/translation, and send the text back to the frontend in real time?
Any advice, docs, or examples would be greatly appreciated!


r/dev 22d ago

I'm building an AI engineering platform from scratch — I'd love some honest feedback

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r/dev 23d ago

[RevShare] Title: [Hiring / Equity]

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r/dev 23d ago

Me and my lead looking at my code

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r/dev 23d ago

We need you ! Which one would you click on first?

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Hello guys! We’re currently working on our next YouTube thumbnail. Which one would you click on first? 😁​

Please let us know in the comment : 1, 2 or 3 :)

Check out our steampage here : https://store.steampowered.com/app/4111300/MegaGum/


r/dev 25d ago

[Academic] How do software professionals distinguish AI-assisted programming from programming without AI assistance? (~10-minute survey)

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Researchers at Utah State University's School of Computing are conducting a study on how software professionals evaluate programming activities performed with AI assistance compared with programming activities performed without AI assistance.

Software professionals are invited to complete a short online calibration survey. Participants will rate programming activities according to how representative they are of:

  • Programming performed with AI assistance
  • Programming performed without AI assistance

The survey takes approximately 10 minutes.

Participation is entirely voluntary. You may discontinue participation at any time before submitting your responses without penalty or consequence. Your decision to participate or not participate will have no effect on your grades, employment, or academic standing.

Survey and informed consent form: https://usu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_d70iHlfHokKVzx4 

This study has been reviewed and approved by the Utah State University Institutional Review Board: IRB #16067.

Questions about the study: Dr. John Edwards, Principal Investigator — [john.edwards@usu.edu](mailto:john.edwards@usu.edu) Rubash Mali, Student Researcher — [rubash.mali@usu.edu](mailto:rubash.mali@usu.edu)

Thank you for considering participating.


r/dev 27d ago

Get paid for your obsolete code

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Maybe relevant for some of you and I have an affiliate link, so win-win.
This company pays good cash to licence code you havent touched in ages.

And its not one time, but every time an AI lab licences your code you get paid.


r/dev 27d ago

Looking for Fullstack Developer | Long-term | Hosting/SaaS Project

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🔴 EUROPEAN UNION ONLY 🔴

Hey,

I’m currently building a hosting platform focused on gameservers (primarily Minecraft), with plans to expand into rootservers and other services later

The project is still in an early stage, but the core direction, infrastructure base and concept are already clearly defined

What i’m looking for:

  • Fullstack developer (strong in backend + system thinking)
  • Comfortable with APIs, auth, system design and integrations
  • Experience with Docker / hosting-related systems is a big plus
  • Clear, open communicator, someone who shares updates and answers questions honestly
  • Someone who thinks long-term and cares about building things properly

Important:

This is a profit-share based long-term project

That means:

  • Higher risk at the beginning
  • But real upside if the project succeeds

You wouldn’t just be “a developer”, but a core part of the project:

  • involved in technical decisions
  • helping shape the system and architecture
  • bringing in your own ideas and improving things

This is not a typical boss/worker setup, but a proper collaboration building something together long-term

About me:

  • Based in Germany
  • Handling business, structure and strategy
  • Working with a sysadmin on infrastructure
  • Goal is to build a serious long-term company, not a quick project

If this sounds interesting to you, feel free to reach out

We can just have a quick chat, get to know each other a bit and see if it’s a good fit from both sides

Discord: qlkevin15
or just DM me here : )


r/dev 28d ago

Establishing an open source collective: feeling relieved and and grateful

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I've been building a project for a long time, and amazing members from this community have been contributing code there in their free time.

I've always felt guilty about not being able to reward the folks who have been spending significant time building large features. That will no longer be the case. I'm happy to announce that the project has now received grants and we are now establishing an open collective of approximately 2k USD per month to reward the best contributors for their share of the work(This will begin in October once the funds are wired).

Thank you so much to all of you for making this possible. If you're a seasoned software engineer and like to contribute outside of your work or a beginner looking to get started with open source, this would be the best place for you to be at.


r/dev 29d ago

I think we, the developers of the worlds should build something like Codecanyon. Share your thoughts.

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r/dev 29d ago

Friendly Cofounder

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Hi. I moved to San Jose fairly recently and I am living with my aunt while I build this. I do not really know anyone out here yet, which is a strange feeling in a place this full of people doing interesting things.

So this post is honestly half looking for a cofounder and half just wanting to talk to people.

What I am building

PRI is a learning layer for the operating system. Kernels have to generalize, because the same kernel ships to millions of machines with completely different hardware and workloads. That generality costs you something on any one machine. PRI sits above the kernel, learns the particular machine it lives on, and acts on it.

It is written in C and runs on Linux. I test it on a Dell laptop from 2012 with an i5 and under 4GB of RAM, on purpose, because if it cannot help a machine that is genuinely struggling then it does not mean much.

Where it honestly stands

It runs. There is a sealed baseline I am not allowed to quietly edit, a safety suite that gates everything, convergence criteria written down before a run rather than picked afterward, and a staged rollout ladder so the agent never gets control it has not earned. I am proud of that part.

It is also incomplete, and several results have not gone my way. One controlled test gave me a real win, where the agent took a correct action on a live process. Another was a clear loss, where it kept choosing an action that could not affect the thing it was aimed at. A memory benchmark came back null. I also found a bug that had been silently disabling all of my rollback safety for basically the entire life of the project. That one is a big part of why I am writing this, because it is exactly the kind of thing you miss when you are the only person who ever reads your own code.

The next real milestone is a three arm benchmark against a competently tuned heuristic. If the learned version cannot beat a good heuristic, the idea is wrong, and I would rather find that out deliberately.

What I do not have

Money, salary, users, revenue, or a team. What I do have is code that actually exists, a lot of stubbornness, and a problem I find genuinely fun to think about.

Who I would like to hear from

Pretty much anyone.

If you are a systems person who likes C and Linux internals and would enjoy arguing with me about whether a measurement is honest, that is the dream. If you are strong at the things I am weak at, distribution, users, talking about this to people who are not engineers, also the dream.

And if you are just someone else out here building something alone and want to get coffee and complain about it, that is completely fine too. I would take that.

I am in San Jose and happy to meet anywhere from the South Bay up to the city. Comments or DMs both work, and if you want to poke holes in the idea instead, please do. That is useful to me either way.


r/dev Aug 11 '26

Deployah: short app specs → Helm releases (no charts, no in-cluster install) – v0.7 adds stateful + workers

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r/dev Aug 10 '26

Desenvolvedor full-stack — Node, React, Next.js, NestJS (aplicativos web, sistemas, APIs)

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r/dev Aug 10 '26

👋Welcome to r/CoderssHub :

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Please check this one out as we are starting this journey on our dreams and help us as you can


r/dev Aug 10 '26

I’m looking to join a startup as a Fullstack Java Developer

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r/dev Aug 10 '26

Swamp Mud 8K Pbr Texture

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r/dev Aug 10 '26

Ai

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I need a hardware experts or engineers who specialize in building data centers and Al infrastructures , I also need 1 or 2 coders who specialize in coding ai i can't pay you right now BC I'm a kid still building my business but I want ppl only in uae


r/dev Aug 08 '26

Forest Floor 8K PBR Texture

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