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Here are a few ways that come to mind: 1) Attend local tech meetups, hackathons, conferences. 2) Contribute to open source projects. 3) Be active in an onlin
by hanifvirani 16y ago
Here are a few ways that come to mind:
1) Attend local tech meetups, hackathons, conferences.
2) Contribute to open source projects.
3) Be active in an online tech community, like HN.
4) Start a blog and write about technically intriguing stuff.
5) Build something cool and share it with everyone.
- bmelton 16y agoI would add, just because it wasn't specifically said -- 6) Get a GitHub account 7) Check something in. It doesn't have to be brilliant. I've made friends on some of the dumbest projects, with some of my poorest code. 8) Fork somebody else's project, contribute back a change, or a bug fix, or something.
- rahhul 16y agoCan't top this advice.
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