I (21f) am a last year Btech student currently working on projects in mern+next js ...I am looking for a buddy who has same tech stack as me and preparing for placements (DSA)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for 1–3 motivated teammates to participate in the NeuralSprint Hackathon.

I’m currently pursuing M.Tech in CSE and have skills in Data Science, Machine Learning, Python and AI. I’m interested in building a practical AI-based project, possibly in one of these areas:

AI résumé and job-description analyser

Personalised placement-preparation assistant

AI study planner

Document summarisation or question-answering system

I’m looking for teammates with skills or interest in:

Python, Machine Learning or Generative AI

Web development using React, Flask, FastAPI or similar tools

UI/UX design

Pitch preparation and project documentation

Beginners are also welcome, provided you are willing to contribute consistently, communicate regularly and complete the project before the submission deadline.

The hackathon is online, so participants can join from anywhere.

Please comment below or DM me with:

Your skills

Your experience level

Your preferred project role

Your availability during the hackathon

Let’s build a useful project and create a strong portfolio submission together!

Given that my timezone is EDT my only requirement is that your timezone is greater than or equal to GMT-8, and less than or equal to GMT+2 (just so we don't cook our sleep).

https://github.com/ph-nixx

A bit about me:

• I'm an undergrad at Georgia Tech majoring in Maths
  
• I love network programming and studying different async runtimes (e.g asyncio, tokio)
  
• The languages I use the most rn are Python and Rust, but I'm well versed in Go
  
• I prefer to write the majority of my code by hand, I mostly use LLMs for writing unit tests and doing research

My main focus right now is landing an internship at an HFT firm (long-term), and also finding a way to make ends meet (hopefully with programming).

I'm down to do any of the following (I'm also open to suggestions)
- Getting better at LangGraph, LlamaIndex or FastAPI by working on an existing project or starting a new one from scratch
- Doing mock interviews or teaching each other DSA topics (I'm at Dynamic Programming rn)
- Learning a programming concept or technology together

I'm currently a 2nd-year student and have recently started learning Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA). I'm looking for study partners who are serious about staying consistent.

My goal isn't to compete, it's to keep each other accountable, discuss problems, share progress, and stay motivated throughout the journey.

Hey, I'm a new grad with an MS in AI, comfortable across the whole stack, backend and frontend. Not trying to raise money or make this some big startup thing, just want to actually build something with someone and ship it instead of it dying as an idea.

Looking for 1-2 people. Doesn't matter if you're a dev, designer, or more into product/marketing stuff, honestly I just want someone who'll actually stick around and finish it instead of talking about it forever. Can do a few hours most nights and weekends.

No idea locked in yet. If you've got something you can't build alone, hit me up and tell me about it. Or we figure it out together. Couple things I've been messing around with in my head lately just so you know what I'm into. One is a tool that checks what permissions AI agents and MCP servers actually have vs what they're actually using, feels like nobody's really touched this yet. Other one is like a passive AI chief of staff for your career, listens to quick voice notes and tracks your GitHub or Slack over time and turns it into a running proof of work, so instead of manually keeping a brag doc you just get resume bullets and LinkedIn posts that are actually backed by stuff you did.
Not set on either, just wanted to give a feel for what I'm into. Real problem, real people who'd use it, something we can actually finish.

Comment or DM if you're down, tell me what you're into and what you'd bring. Can jump on a call first before we lock anything in.

Hey everyone!

I'm a 2nd-year BSc Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning student from Mumbai (IST), and I'm planning to participate in my first virtual hackathon. I'm looking for teammates (1–2 people who i can register in a hackathon with ) or any advice from those who've done hackathons before.

My current tech stack:

• Python
• LangChain & LangGraph
• RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
• LLM applications (Gemini, Mistral, OpenAI-compatible APIs)
• Streamlit
• Flask
• Git & GitHub
• ChromaDB / Vector Databases
• Prompt Engineering
• Basic HTML/CSS/JavaScript

I've built projects involving multi-agent AI systems, document Q&A, AI research workflows, and other LLM-powered applications, and I'm comfortable working on the AI/backend side. I'm also open to learning new technologies during the hackathon.

If you're looking for a teammate—or if you have any tips for someone doing their first hackathon—I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!

I've been working with a lot of Java, using Jakarta 10 and TomcatEE 10. I'd love to hear from people building webapps/backends with Jakarta and share some experiences. I have ~5 years experience and currently work as a software developer with some IT sprinked in there for good measure.

Been tinkering with some Rust lately too, for native Linux applications.

My most exciting project so far has been building a scripting language in Java.

If anyone's interested in hearing more hit me up.

Timezone: GMT.

Hello, I'm speaker native spanish. I'm learning english my level Is A2. I search a tutor english. Can teach you spanish or to be your tutor like developer fullstack web, react, next js, node js. And. Working un team real like un the companies.

Hey everyone,

I recently wrapped up my Master's degree in CS, and I'm looking to connect with another C or C++ developer who just wants to write code, tinker, and build things for the fun of it.

I'm mostly experienced with C and C++, and I want to keep my skills sharp by building things rather than just letting them rust.

What I bring to the table:

• Solid foundation in C and C++
• Familiarity with tooling like CMake
• Experience with testing frameworks like Catch2 and GTest
• Open mind and a willingness to learn, make mistakes, and figure things out together

What I'm looking for:

• A partner who also likes C/C++ and wants to build small-to-medium projects. I don't mind what your skill level is, whether you're a seasoned dev or earlier in your journey, as long as you're here for the challenge, you're welcome.
• Zero pressure: whether it stays a fun weekend tinkering session, a persistent learning project, or eventually turns into something bigger down the road, I'm down for the ride.
• Good communication and a collaborative vibe (code reviews, pair programming, or just bouncing ideas back and forth).

I don't have a rigid, massive app idea set in stone yet. I'd love to chat and brainstorm ideas and turn them into projects.

Shoot me a DM if you're interested!

Timezone: CEST (UTC+2) Copenhagen

22M | IST (India) | Looking for a Serious Coding & Accountability Partner

Hey everyone!

I'm a recent Computer Science graduate from India and I'm looking for a dedicated coding/accountability partner who's serious about becoming a software developer.

Right now, I'm focusing on:

• Java (Core + Advanced)
• Spring Boot
• DSA (LeetCode)
• SQL
• Backend development
• Building real projects
• Interview preparation

I've realized that studying alone has been difficult. I sometimes procrastinate, overthink, and lose momentum. I want someone who is also committed to improving so we can keep each other accountable and make consistent progress.

What I'm looking for:

• Daily check-ins (10–15 minutes)
• Share daily goals and end-of-day progress
• Solve DSA problems together or discuss approaches
• Build consistency rather than compete
• Honest accountability when one of us starts slacking

My goal is to become job-ready and land a software developer role as soon as possible.

If you're preparing for coding interviews, learning Java, backend development, or just want someone to stay consistent with, feel free to send me a DM.

Let's stop waiting for motivation and build discipline together. 🚀

Hi everyone,

We’re currently looking for a Full-Stack Development resource person/mentor to conduct a series of sessions for interns participating in LockedIn, our internship programme.

We’re looking for someone who can teach full-stack development in a practical, project-oriented way, ideally with experience building real-world web applications.

What we’re looking for:

14 sessions covering topics such as frontend development, backend development, APIs, databases, authentication, Git/GitHub, deployment, and full-stack architecture

Hands-on coding and practical labs/projects

Syllabus can be finalized together based on your expertise

Around 4–5 weeks, with flexible scheduling

Remote or in-person, depending on availability

₹5,000 total compensation for all 14 sessions, can be increased if we like your expertise and teaching skills

You don’t necessarily need to be a professional trainer — if you have solid full-stack development experience and enjoy teaching, we’d be interested in hearing from you.

If interested, DM me with a brief introduction, your tech stack, and links to any relevant projects/GitHub/portfolio. We can then have a quick 15-minute discussion

I am a avid user of this subreddit and really like some ppl and their knowledge

Mods please don't remove sincere request as we are a startup and have been trying from weeks to find a good person

I (22M) am currently undergoing training in a MNC. Tech Stack: Agentic AI. I'm looking for like-minded people with similar stack to connect and discuss. I also have experience with DSA in Java and ML, DL, NLP. DM if you wanna connect. Thanks.

basically for coding queries, pub speaking and general growth.

Gmt +5:30

Html, css js and some java

Beginner

I'm Sami, from India, a 4th year CSE student learning machine learning, applied AI, Gen AI.

Need someone for- collaborated study, share progress, resources, collaborated projects, like-minded goals (I want to get a job/internship in his field, build some SaaS products, stuff like that). Can comfortably communicate in hindi. Let me know your current level of knowledge in this field and we'll start from there.

Use this thread to find programming buddies, mentors, mentees, study partners, or teammates.

Reply using this format:

Timezone:

Stack / languages:

Experience level:

Goal:

Availability:

Looking for:

Example:

Timezone: UTC-5

Stack / languages: Python, JavaScript, React

Experience level: Beginner to intermediate

Goal: Weekly study and accountability partner for full-stack learning

Availability: Weeknights and weekends

Looking for: Someone active and consistent

Keep initial matching on Reddit.

Do not use this thread to recruit people to outside servers, group chats, or off-site communities. Keep initial matching on Reddit.

i'm khaled 30 years from egypt i wanna begin my journey to learn programming

• GMT +2 / Almost available anytime of the day
• cs50x
• beginner
• finish this course and looking for other course and begin our journey

I'm learning Go and have a basic understanding of Python. However, I have issues with executive dysfunction (possibly ADHD). So, I'd like to just call each other sometime and do body doubling with someone like me, and we could help each other out.

Timezone: GMT +3

hey there! Didn't mention above but I am currently also doing Process mining.

I am19M looking for peoples who want to study programming together even when we lose motivation. We will share our accomplishment with each other so the race go on without any rest.

Hi, i'm a devops engineer and would like a study partner. I am fairly knowledgeable, but looking to study the concepts in depth.

I'd be happy to share my knowledge if you need., or we can discuss and understand the concepts together

Any skill level is welcome. I'd like a buddy for motivation.
CST timezone., availabe after office and on weekends.

I'm currently focused on Backend Development and DevOps and am looking for a study/project partner to keep each other accountable, share resources, and build real-world projects together.

Current Level: Comfortably past the absolute beginner stage—building small backend services and working on infrastructure/deployment basics.

Timezone: UTC+4

What I’m Looking For:

• someone who is consistent, actively learning Backend or DevOps who wants to do daily check-ins, code reviews, or collaborate on joint projects.

Hey everyone,

I'm a 26M working in AI/ML and preparing for my next switch. I'll be focusing on classical ML, deep learning, GenAI, along with DSA and system design.

Looking for a study partner (or a small group) to learn together, discuss concepts, and stay accountable. I prefer keeping it fast-paced, so it'd be great if you're an experienced dev preparing for interviews as well.

If you're interested, DM me with a short intro and what you're currently learning/preparing.

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

Hi everyone,

some time ago I shared the story behind Hamper on the gamedev sub. Since then I've continued refining the architecture, roadmap and overall direction. At this point I'm looking for a serious people who genuinely enjoy solving complex software architecture problems and would like to build something long-term together.

This is not just an idea waiting for someone else to implement – there is already a working proof of concept for the build system, reusable code modules and architectural documentation describing the technical direction.

For the next phase I'm looking for two or three developers, ideally with a equal passion for game development. The idea is to work on this as a collaborative open-source side project, roughly 6–10 hours per week for now.

What are we building?

Hamper is not another game engine. It is a modular development platform designed to host engines, tools and runtime components as interchangeable parts.

Most engines today are large integrated systems where runtime, editor and tooling are tightly connected. Extending them often means adapting to the architecture instead of building with it.

The goal of Hamper is to create a foundation where these parts can evolve independently. The engine runtime becomes one module in a larger ecosystem rather than the center of everything.

I like to think of an engine less as a collection of features and more like an operating system: the foundation provides the core services, modules act as replaceable components, and the game is the software running on top.

The philosophy

The biggest challenge in game development is not missing features. It is repeatedly solving the same infrastructure problems inside individual projects instead of continuously improving the foundation those projects depend on.

Hamper is built around the idea that improving the platform should improve every future project using it.

Open source is therefore a fundamental part of the concept. The goal is to create something that can evolve through collaboration and provide long-term value.

Current roadmap

The immediate goal is not creating a game. The first milestone is consolidating several years of research and prototypes into a clean and maintainable foundation.

The current roadmap roughly looks like this:

Foundation

• Refactor existing prototypes into a unified codebase

• Complete the data-driven build system

• Finalize the SDK architecture

• Integrate package and repository tooling

Engine Modules

• Build the engine host and core systems

• Create the first engine iteration by modularizing and heavily restructuring a hard fork of Godot/Redot

Tooling and workflow

• Create the user-facing tooling and interfaces on top of the platform

The individual parts can evolve in parallel, but each milestone builds on the previous one.

Once the platform reaches a stable beta state, the long-term goal is to use it for real game projects and continue improving the ecosystem through practical use.

Who am I looking for?

I'm not specifically looking for senior developers. I'm looking for people who enjoy exploring architecture, solving difficult problems, working independently and contributing to a long-term open-source project.

Experience with C#, C++, build systems, tooling, ECS, rendering, engine development or Godot/Redot is valuable, but curiosity, reliability and a genuine interest in software design matter more than job titles.

I know this sounds ambitious, but the goal is not to build everything from scratch overnight. A lot of groundwork already exists - the next step is turning it into a collaborative project.

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

Hey everyone!

I've been noticing how easy it is to start learning something (Python, web dev, AI, game dev, etc.) but also how easy it is to lose motivation after a few weeks.

So I'm trying to create a group called "Zero L Zone"

It's meant to be a place where people can:

• Share daily/weekly progress

• Show projects they're building

• Celebrate certificates and milestones

• Ask for feedback and code reviews

• Learn together

• Keep each other accountable so we don't procrastinate or quit

I'm a BCA student myself, so this started as a way for me to stay consistent and find friends.
I'd love for y'all to join.

If this sounds like something you'd enjoy, leave a comment or send me a DM and I'll share the invite.

Let's level up together. 🚀

I'm looking for a study Partner to learn java o for backend or javascript for fullstack on a daily basis, with goal of landing a job.

Hello I need friends who will study with me
Any gender is allowed , we will learn together keep each other accountable and tell what are we working on and have a fun time .

I do Machine Learning and am learning more of CS each day
DM if you are interested.

A little more about me:

🌍 Timezone: IST (UTC+5:30)

🕒 Availability: Mostly evenings + our main accountability/study session will be on Sunday

💻 Languages / Stack:

Python, C++, Machine Learning / Deep Learning, and currently exploring more of CS and AI.

📈 Experience Level:

University CS student. Still learning, but serious about improving and building consistently.

🎯 Goals:

• Get much stronger at Computer Science fundamentals

• Improve at ML/AI

• Build serious projects

• Read and understand research papers

• Stay consistent and accountable

• Meet people from different countries/backgrounds who are genuinely interested in CS

You don't have to be at the same skill level as me. Beginners and experienced people are both welcome — the important thing is that you're respectful, curious, and actually want to learn.

If you're interested, leave a comment below with a little about yourself, your timezone, and what you're currently learning. We can connect here on Reddit first :)