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It sounds like you are looking for a friend to code with. Try your local area. Otherwise everyone has their own projects. No one will read what you wrote abov
by trinifar 9y ago
It sounds like you are looking for a friend to code with. Try your local area.
Otherwise everyone has their own projects.
No one will read what you wrote above and think "Wow, he sounds like a good leader with a solid plan."
I could go on and on with suggestions.
- Liberator 9y agoI don't think I need to be a good leader for this. What I'm looking for, is a place with bored programmers, where I could present what I want to do and maybe there will be someone who says "this looks fun" and join me. Or is nobody doing software just for fun anymore?. It's a specific topic and I don't want to bother my friends with it, I need someone who will be 100% interested in it.
- hluska 9y ago> I don't think I need to be a good leader for this. > It's a specific topic and I don't want to bother my friends with it, I need someone who will be 100% interested in it. These two things are mutually exclusive. The kinds of people who you want to work with tend to have ideas of their own, or a multitude of other offers to choose from. Since your job is to get people excited enough about your idea to build it for free, you need to have some good sales skills. And, if you want to keep them engaged and productive, you'll need to be an amazing leader. If you pull this off, I suspect that you'll learn as much about leadership as you do about code. Good luck!!
- wonderwonder 9y agoTake a look meetup, quite often their are programming groups. Could be a good way to get a coding partner.
- lsiunsuex 9y agoOr a mentor. I would be willing to mentor someone, but I don't have the time to do it for them.