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Ask HN: Let's Collaborate Over Small Projects, Meet, Learn & Ship

21 points by kingsidharth 16y ago

Not sure if this was ever tried here before. I love connecting with new people. And best way to meet them and learn from them is work with them. So we can, you know collaborate over small projects like one of those 'built this weekend' ones. No this is not usual Offer HN. This is more like reoccurring thing where you throw in ideas, people take them up and collaborate over them. Ship them and viola! You shipped something and made new friends. What say people? PS: I am a designer so can do designing and stuff.

user24 16y ago
Come along to the November Startup Sprint Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_141079939271952 http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_141079939271952 There are a bunch of us trying to launch an app in November, there's a huge amount of really positive idea and feedback sharing going on.
- kingsidharth 16y ago
  Request sent! Thanks!
taphangum 16y ago
Just sent you a email
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guynamedloren 16y ago
I would love to take part in something like this as well. My skills are widespread and always progressing, but I currently have experience in design and user interface, and am learning RoR. Let me know if there's any way I can contribute!
Tichy 16y ago
I really like that approach, and I plan to do several smallish mobile projects (Android+iOs mostly) in the near future. Would be great if we could find some common ground. I code.
prawn 16y ago
If not collaborating, something that's worked for me is teaming up with someone while both working on separate projects, and just checking in with each other. Much harder to think "too tired right now, think I'll just play 360" when your opposite number is going to share progress the next morning and you don't want to be embarrassed with nothing to show.
rick_2047 16y ago
I don't know what I will be worth but if anyone wants a person who can think up processes and flows and things like that. (Even I don't know what I can do but still want to get onboard on something). I can do some RoR programming, I made this uvaa.heroku.com in a few hours or so. Added a forum on my local copy but work halted so I never updated it. Disclaimer: I am not an designer, I cannot tell you what color to use where or what your logo should be like (well I can make a rough sketch of it). I didn't write the css for that Heroku site. I just have opinions about how something should work. If you are interested in such a guy, my contact details are at my profile.

21 points by kingsidharth 16y ago

user24 16y ago

Come along to the November Startup Sprint Facebook Group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_141079939271952 http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_141079939271952 There are a bunch of us trying to launch an app in November, there's a huge amount of really positive idea and feedback sharing going on.

kingsidharth 16y ago
Request sent! Thanks!

taphangum 16y ago

Just sent you a email

deleted 16y ago
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guynamedloren 16y ago

I would love to take part in something like this as well. My skills are widespread and always progressing, but I currently have experience in design and user interface, and am learning RoR. Let me know if there's any way I can contribute!

Tichy 16y ago

I really like that approach, and I plan to do several smallish mobile projects (Android+iOs mostly) in the near future. Would be great if we could find some common ground. I code.

prawn 16y ago

If not collaborating, something that's worked for me is teaming up with someone while both working on separate projects, and just checking in with each other. Much harder to think "too tired right now, think I'll just play 360" when your opposite number is going to share progress the next morning and you don't want to be embarrassed with nothing to show.

rick_2047 16y ago

I don't know what I will be worth but if anyone wants a person who can think up processes and flows and things like that. (Even I don't know what I can do but still want to get onboard on something). I can do some RoR programming, I made this uvaa.heroku.com in a few hours or so. Added a forum on my local copy but work halted so I never updated it. Disclaimer: I am not an designer, I cannot tell you what color to use where or what your logo should be like (well I can make a rough sketch of it). I didn't write the css for that Heroku site. I just have opinions about how something should work. If you are interested in such a guy, my contact details are at my profile.