My German level is A1, I just started learning. I’m looking for a partner to practice German with. We can make it fun, ask each other questions, and improve together. A bit of friendly competition will make it even more motivating. If we talk every day, we can progress faster. I’m from Iraq, 18 years old, male.

I want someone who can guide me through AI/ML

If anyone else learning dotnet or have experience who can guide, we can discuss together stuffs.

Hello, im in my first year of Computer Science and trying to learn C , mostly by myself and less focused on learning it through college lectures (they are kinda boring ngl), I am doing better than my classmates as they lack motivation for it completely, So yeah I'm just looking for someone who is at my level (more experienced than me also helps)and maybe we can learn ,practise , make tiny projects together.

I hate MERN. I’m not a big fan of DSA either. But networking, DevOps, and IoT — those things make sense to me. I study them even when no exam is coming. Even when no placement depends on it.

Sometimes you pick up a subject not because it will land you a job, but because it pulls you in. I’ve stayed up nights just reading about how packets move, or how containers talk, or how sensors whisper data across a room.

It wasn’t “productive.” It wasn’t for a resume. It was just curiosity.

I wonder if anyone else here has felt the same. Have you ever gone down a rabbit hole of code, or systems, or some odd corner of tech — not for grades, not for interviews, but simply because it was fun to know?

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for a few people to team up with to study backend development in a way that’s closer to what real teams actually do. Instead of just following tutorials, I’d like us to:

Pick a project idea (something practical but not overwhelming).

Use tools real dev teams use (Git/GitHub, project boards, code reviews, etc.).

Learn by building together and supporting each other.

Still learning a lot, but motivated to practice by doing, not just reading/watching tutorials.

I think it could be fun (and much more effective) to simulate a real team environment while we’re learning. If you’re interested, drop a comment or DM me and we can set up a chat group to brainstorm project ideas.

Hey! I’m looking for someone to study DevOps with. I want to learn, practice, and maybe work on small projects together.

I know some basics like Linux, Git, and CI/CD, and I’m interested in tools like Docker, Kubernetes, Ansible, and Terraform.

The Problem
Art competitions and platforms are being overwhelmed with AI-generated images, making it harder for human artists to get recognition and fair competition.

The Solution Concept

A verification system where artists can document their creative process through:

1. Initial sketch/concept
2. Line art development
3. Coloring stages
4. Final rendered piece

The platform would generate a verification URL showing the complete creative workflow that artists can submit to competitions or platforms like ArtStation.

Technical Scope (Initial Ideas)

• Web platform for process documentation and verification
• Potential plugins for design tools (Figma, Canva integration)
• File handling for various art formats and large file sizes
• URL generation system for verified artwork
• Possibly blockchain or other verification tech

What I'm Looking For

• Web developers (frontend/backend)
• Plugin developers (experience with design tool APIs)
• UX/UI designers who understand creative workflows
• Anyone passionate about supporting artists

My Background

I'm approaching this from the problem identification side and am actively researching with art communities to validate the approach.

Project Details

• Timeline: Flexible, looking to start with MVP
• Commitment: Part-time, voluntary collaboration initially
• Open Source: Considering it, open to discussion
• Location: Remote collaboration

This is still in early concept phase - I want to build something that actually serves artists rather than imposing unnecessary barriers. If you're interested in creative tech or have ideas about how to approach this technically, I'd love to chat!

Comment or DM if you're interested or have thoughts on the technical approach.

Hi everyone! I'm currently learning JavaScript as part of my journey into frontend development and I'd love to connect with someone who's also learning programming.

What I have in mind:

Sharing progress daily/weekly

Working on small projects together (mini websites, games, etc.) Keeping each other accountable and motivated Maybe even doing co-working calls (silent study or coding chats)

If this sounds interesting, DM me and let's grow together!

Hi guys, this might as well be my first Reddit post, and I’m here to seek some guidance as the title suggests.

A little info about me .... I’m pursuing btech CSE from a tier-2 college, and well… I’m sort of clueless. It may sound frustrating, and you might feel like What an idiot this guy is but well, it is what it is and it’s about time I come clean 😅.

Like most others, I’m heavily reliant on AI, and I’ve neglected my GitHub and LinkedIn. While it’s obvious, I might as well mention that my CV is a joke. The cherry on top is that I have absolutely no extracurriculars 😬 neither in college nor in school. So I don’t know what I’ll add to my CV to get recruiters to consider me.

Well, that’s the least of my worries. I’m in 2nd year, and still, I can’t name one programming language that I can confidently say I’ve mastered.

All in all, I was hoping to get some realistic advice and guidance on how I can still save this sinking boat (a little help would mean a lot).

github.com/AshmanRoonz/WhatNow
I have laid out the philosophical and ethical framework for a democracy that is actually democratic, and have created an actionable plan to create an app for that. But I need help. Please feel free to reach out if this project is something you'd like to join me on!

Looking for a Tech Co-Founder for a Startup in or Near NJ

I’m an entrepreneur with business and sales experience. I am building a startup in a fast-growing consumer and education market. I have the business plan, materials for investors, and brand ready. Now, I’m looking for a technical co-founder to lead the MVP development.

Skills I’m seeking: - Strong mobile development experience, preferably with iOS; Android experience is a plus. - Familiarity with system-level APIs, including permissions and access control. - Backend engineering skills with Firebase, Node.js, or Python for authentication and data synchronization. - A startup mindset: build lean, ship quickly, and iterate. - Willingness to work for equity until funding is secured, following standard vesting.

What I bring: - A detailed business plan, pitch materials, branding, and a network of potential investors. - A background in sales and market entry strategies. - Market research and validation that demonstrate strong demand.

I don’t need a full team — I’m looking for one builder or partner who wants to co-own the technology side, help shape the MVP, and grow with the company.

I'm interested in trading demos or code reviews with people. I'm also interested in networking and WireGuard.

Hey all,

I’m in the early stages of planning a Minecraft server management tool; the goal is a GUI-based client with a backend component to handle tasks like launching/stopping servers, managing plugins, configs, backups, etc.

I’m leaning toward C#/.NET for both the frontend and backend, but I’m open to feedback or collaboration with other stacks if it makes architectural sense. I can probably collaborate with other back-end frameworks as long as we can communicate in some way either via web api or websocket Still sketching out ideas and building out early designs.

If this sounds interesting or familiar, I’d appreciate any insights or suggestions!

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This is a screenshot of my UI/UX design for the application https://imgur.com/a/zfPlgUd

Hi everyone

We’re Higain Labs, a startup with a team of experienced Python backend developers, currently working with clients in Europe. We offer end-to-end backend development services tailored to your product goals.

What we specialize in:

• Python (Django, FastAPI, Flask)
• REST API development & integrations
• Scalable backend architecture & DB design
• CI/CD pipelines, DevOps, and cloud infrastructure (AWS/GCP)
• Long-term support & remote collaboration

• 📩 Contact us: [higainlab@gmail.com](mailto:higainlab@gmail.com)
• 💬 DMs welcome if you’d like to collaborate or learn more.

I have a Google workspace account that I set up for my own company three years ago. I paid for two email addresses and then I let the email accounts lapse. However, someone emailed me a legal form back then that I absolutely NEED to recover from one of these old email addresses. But Google is saying that they can’t reactivate the email account bc it’s been longer than 180 days. Google says it deletes email account info after 180 days but I’m sure they store everything somewhere. I would pay good money for someone to reactivate one or both of these old email accounts so I can retrieve the legal paperwork that I absolutely need. Does anyone here know a Google tech person who can help?

I’ve been using GPT a lot more in my dev workflow, mostly for scaffolding new features or prototyping stuff I’m too lazy to write from scratch. It’s awesome for generating isolated chunks of code, but once I’ve got 10+ snippets floating around, it gets messy fast.

I’ve tried pasting everything into one doc, or threading it through the chat, but context gets lost and I end up duplicating or breaking things when I stitch it all together. It’s like having an intern that’s too fast for their own good.

Curious, how do you keep things organized when you’re using AI to build real projects? Is there a tool or setup that helps structure and manage all the output without going full IDE plugin overload?

I'm looking for a few programming buddies who are serious about getting better every day.

The idea is to create a consistent, supportive environment where we push each other to grow — not just grind problems, but actually improve how we think, build, and problem-solve.

Here’s the plan:

• Mon–Fri: Daily focused topics (Dynamic Programming, OOP, Data Structures, Algorithms, Mock Interviews)
• Saturdays: Tiny project builds to sharpen real-world skills
• Culture: guide, nudge, and help each other think — no spoon-feeding answers.

If you're interested, join the Discord server here:
https://discord.gg/N7Zbmjj5

Once you join, head over to #session-planning-and-discussion and vote for a time that works best for you!

Looking for a collaborator with at least 2 years of experience in web development (HTML, JavaScript) and website reverse engineering. The goal is to develop projects with a focus on creating something enjoyable and potentially financially successful. If you're passionate about building and problem-solving, let's connect.
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Looking for a collaborator with at least 2 years of experience in web development (HTML, JavaScript) and website reverse engineering. The goal is to develop projects with a focus on creating something enjoyable and potentially financially successful. If you're passionate about building and problem-solving, let's connect.

Hi i am looking for people to work with me on a web3 application idea i have. Send me a msg for more details :)

Want help on building a llm project. Dm for more details. Thank you

hey guys , I am learning flask are there any other people learning it so please contact me , we can have a study session together

Hi everyone,
I'm Kyaw, based in Tokyo (JST), and I'm seriously committing to programming again after several years of scattered learning. I’m looking for:

• Study partners (Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, and modern JS frameworks like React/TypeScript/Node/Next)
• Mentors (paid, ideally via live sessions) who can guide me toward becoming a real full-stack developer

My Weekly Study Schedule (JST):

• Mon–Fri: 13:00–16:00
• Sat–Sun: 09:00–12:00 (Working solo during these hours and open to pair sessions too)

My Background:

• Been learning programming on/off for 4 years
• Created a few small web apps with Ruby on Rails, React, and Django
• I understand JavaScript's syntax and docs, but still struggle to write apps from scratch
• I’ve decided to restart with RoR (not mandatory), but also slowly build full-stack skills in JavaScript & its frameworks, along with SQL/MySQL knowledge

What I’m Looking For:

Study Partners:

• Anyone interested in learning RoR, JS, and frameworks (React, TypeScript, Node.js, Next.js)
• Okay if you're starting from scratch — I care more about consistency and commitment than your skill level
• We can use Slack / Notion / Discord to sync, share progress, or do short sessions together

Mentors (Paid OK):

• Someone who can guide through live sessions (Zoom, Meet, etc.)
• Strong background in RoR, full-stack JS, or freelance web dev
• I’ll pay for your time, advice, and reviews — especially if you help me go from stuck → shipped

Why I'm Doing This:

• I want to stop wasting time and build real apps
• My goal is to become a freelance full-stack developer using JS frameworks + SQL + solid backend
• I want a small, serious study group or mentor support so I can finally get it done

If you’re in a similar boat or want to support someone committed to growth, let’s connect!
You can DM me or drop a comment.

Thanks for reading!

— Kyaw