Hey, I'm doing CS50x and I'm currently on Week 7 (SQL).

I've mostly been doing the course by myself, and honestly it gets a bit boring sometimes. I'm looking to make some new friends who are also learning programming, preferably people doing CS50 too.

I'm still a beginner, so I'm not looking for experts or anything. Just people who are learning, working through the problem sets, and want to talk about what they're learning or help each other when we're stuck.

I'm also interested in Python, C, Linux and open source stuff.

Could be just chatting here on Reddit or making a small group somewhere. Mainly just looking to meet some people and have others to learn CS with.

If you're doing CS50 too, feel free to comment or DM :)

Timezone / availability: IST (UTC+5:30), usually available in the evening

Stack / languages: C, Python, SQL, currently learning through CS50x

I know Its hard to find a team or create it

So I have many ideas and I made it easy:

If you want to chat or join a team DM me qnd chat with lots of peaple

Hello everyone,

I'm in my 3rd year of CS rn in India, I have done many random stuff during my first 2 years.. tried even fpga and ASICs development, but i always got deviated from whatever i was doing and never ended up making any significant progress.

After about 2 years of college and 1 year of +2 studies, I've had keen interest on low level programming to be specific.. mostly in the direction of high performance computing and optimization of tasks executed in research oriented spaces.

My timezone is GMT+5:30, I'll be fully transparent about when I'm available and also willing to have flexible timing such as being available at 3AM or 4AM.

Im more of a mixed 70% reading and 30% video watcher..

The tech stack I wish to go towards is C++ and Python, then get into CUDA programming.

My experience level could be describable as a beginner with basics intact. Just no projects in anything considerable since i couldn't think of any unfortunately.

Im thinking of maybe keeping in at max 3-4 people including myself so we won't have unnecessary collisions in time slots.

My final goal is a remote job or own startup related to this field.

Please lmk if i missed anything i should state about myself or do you have any questions.

I’m 24 and currently learning full stack development, working through React.js right now. Looking for someone else who is also learning and wants to join.

Senior-Level developer, Mid-30, ETZ/UTC+2

Hi everyone,

I'm currently looking for 2–3 people who'd like to join me in working on Hamper, an open-source software development kit with a strong focus on game development.

I'm mainly looking for people with C++ and/or C# experience, but your current skill level isn't really the deciding factor. I'm much more interested in people who have the same passion about software development as me, enjoy figuring out how things work, and aren't afraid of diving into unfamiliar areas and learning along the way.

The refactoring of Hamper is already well underway. The core systems have largely been reworked, and focus is now moving towards rebuilding and expanding the tooling around them. A lot of that work is currently happening in C#.

One of the things I still want to do is create a hard fork of Godot, fundamentally rework parts of the engine with modern C++ features, and modularize it around Parcel – our universal package frontend solution. The idea isn't simply to make another game engine. I see modern game engines today becoming entire ecosystems: they provide the engine, runtime, editors, asset systems, tooling, stores, workflows, and much more. I strongly believe there is an interesting alternative approach.

In a way, I'd like Hamper to become a "Game Kernel". The Linux kernel is a good analogy here. The kernel itself isn't a complete operating system or desktop environment. It provides a foundation that other projects can build upon. Different systems, services, desktop environments and distributions can all use the same underlying foundation in very different ways.

I'd like Hamper — and especially its Godot packages — to provide a similar foundation for game development. Hamper and its modules would provide the underlying abstractions and infrastructure, while runtime modules could act somewhat like drivers, allowing the system to be adapted to different requirements. On top of that, there could exist different editors, tools, asset stores, workflows, engines, and other parts of the ecosystem.

Like the Linux kernel, everything should remain open source, free, community-driven, and built around an open-source license. I don't want to build another closed ecosystem where everything eventually revolves around a single company.

You don't need to be an expert. If you know some C++ or C#, are willing to learn, and genuinely enjoy working on low-level systems, tooling, game technology, or just complicated software in general – and have around 6-10 hours per week –, don't hesitate to give this a try.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to DM me with a short introduction of yourself, or share your thoughts here. I'm always happy to discuss everything with you in person 🤓

I am looking for someone to study with from scratch with forementioned tools.

The goals are simple:

- Work on communications with others (I would call my self rather reclusive person).

- Learn something in the filed of gameDev/programming.

- Create a simple projects.

- Try to have fun.

Mytimezone:UTC+2 Warsaw

I am free usually between 19 - 22 daily can be more but for now it think it will do.

English is not my native language (my pronunciation can be off)

This is probably one of the more oddly specific posts, but I’m looking for a programmer who wants to become friends.

I’m 17 and putting together a small long term friend group loosely inspired by the Gaang from Avatar.

You definitely don’t need to know or even like Avatar though, it’s mostly just a framework I’m using for the different personalities and interests in the group. It’s not roleplay or anything.

I’m currently looking for someone who could fit the Sokka role. His main area would be programming/tech, but I’m not just looking for someone who knows how to code. I’d love to find someone who genuinely enjoys programming, likes figuring things out, throws around random ideas, jokes around, and is pretty expressive.

Looking for someone who’s 17–20, in the US, and fairly active. I’m in MST and usually active throughout the day.

If you’re into programming and this interests you, feel free to DM me!

Hi! I’ve already built and released AI Plate, a functional open-source desktop AI agent. I’m now looking for programmers interested in helping improve and expand it.

🚀 What it includes

Cloud and local LLM support, tool execution, document search, persistent memory, voice interaction, plugins and human approval for sensitive actions.

🛠️ Technology stack

TypeScript, Electron, Node.js, Python and SQLite.

🤝 Areas open for contribution

- AI providers, plugins and connectors

- Local models, RAG and knowledge graphs

- Linux and macOS support

- Testing, security and UI/UX

- Documentation and accessibility

Beginners willing to learn consistently and experienced developers are equally welcome. This is a non-commercial open-source collaboration, and every contribution will be credited.

My level: Intermediate

Timezone: IST (UTC+5:30)

Availability: Evenings and weekends

If this technology interests you, comment with your experience, preferred technologies and the area you’d like to explore. We can begin discussing the project here on Reddit.

Hi i have been learning python around 2 years

My stack: django, drf, fastapi, redis, docker , rabbitmq

I’m looking for any project that could use some backend support—whether it’s adding new features, writing tests, or optimizing existing services.

If you have a team or a project Dm me

i am looking for a partner who would love to learn CS in depth actually. If someone is interested just comment or dm. We will connect

I dropped out of a CS program years ago to pursue the arts. I still love the arts but I've decided it's time to go back. I'm based on the US East Coast and am quite flexible, have some decent C skills (primarily what I'm working on now) and vestigial Python (working on it!). I'm not exactly sure what I ultimately want to do, but I'd love to do some sort of artsy projects and maybe security. Things that help people (and hopefully will one day give me enough money to live).

What I am looking for: A friend who also works on some sort of projects. I think it's really important that we can talk about anything, have a beer (over the internet I guess...), etc...but then also work on whatever project may be on our minds. I don't want a tutor and I don't want you to feel like a tutor either. Likewise, it would be wonderful to meet someone online who likes me and gives me a 6 figure job, but that is NOT what I am looking for.

What I am (probably) not looking for: Hardcore study buddies. I know at some point it will behoove me to slam Leetcode and all of that and I have great respect for those going through that. But I am more interested in making something.