While I've 5-6 cs classes, I'm not currently a hardcore coder so I can empathize with you. I think it depends on your time frame. Short (1 month): use linkedi

While I've 5-6 cs classes, I'm not currently a hardcore coder so I can empathize with you. I think it depends on your time frame. Short (1 month): use linkedin to find friends or friends of friends to network with. Emotional connections help because money alone isn't going to keep someone when things get rough. Medium (2 months): you could try outsourcing and hiring a developer on Odesk/eLance etc. Map out your product milestones, and hire 3 developers to do the same thing to get to the first milestone. One will turn out great, one ok, and one will fail. Long (3-6 months): attend a programming meetup in your city. Be warned though that these folks hate ppl that parachute in just looking to hire code monkeys who will work for bananas. They are there to code and learn from each other. You could try setting up an environment and coding, and slowly develop a relationship with someone by attending 3+ meetups.