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I've started to feel that startup culture here in Bangalore is not as much as it is believed. I want more fellow hackers to confirm this.
by skbohra123 15y ago
I've started to feel that startup culture here in Bangalore is not as much as it is believed. I want more fellow hackers to confirm this.
- paraschopra 15y agoWell, I don't know about Bangalore. With events like Triggr and these meetups, the culture Delhi and NCR region is evolving into a tight and supportive community. Glad to be in Delhi!
- RealGeek 15y agoSame here, never been to Banglore. But, ecosystem in Delhi NCR is heating up. I wouldn't want to live in any other city in India. Hope we could get few nice co-working spaces in Delhi.
- skbohra123 15y agoother than having a good weather, the other problems related to culture, language and connections are too high for someone coming from north. I am not sure if I am much happy sticking to Bangalore for long enough.
- RealGeek 15y agoCome to Gurgaon, its turning into a startup hub.
- sandGorgon 15y agoPerhaps not unconnected to the following http://www.rediff.com/business/slide-show/slide-show-1-bengaluru-may-lose-indias-tech-capital-crown/20110531.htm http://www.rediff.com/business/slide-show/slide-show-1-benga...
- braindead_in 15y agoI used to be a regular at the Bangalore circuit few years ago at TiE, Barcamps, MoMo's, Headstart etc. It got a bit monotonous; same people, same stories etc. Then the downturn happened and I also got busy. The events still are happening though. Barcamp 10 dates are out. On Meetup there are a few tech related events in Bangalore too; MySQL, PHP, etc. Don't know how active they are.
- RealGeek 15y agoSame thing happened in Delhi too, Triggr.in is the new spark.
- braindead_in 15y agoLooks interesting. I guess Bangalore needs a new spark too.
- jijoy 15y agobarcamp 10 is happening in banglore this saturday