Show HN: Work on toy projects with someone
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Show HN: Work on toy projects with someone
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#3Like the idea but I don't want to have to sign up before seeing what all the site has to offer. I'd also like to see a bit less generic design.
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#4Like the idea but I don't want to have to sign up before seeing what all the site has to offer. I'd also like to see a bit less generic design.
Hey, I am thinking the website should offer project hosting (like github?) plus network connection for programmers. Most likely I am going to have to cut some corners with regard to which feature I should release first. Which features would you like to see released first?
Project hosting is maybe reinventing the wheel: GitLab, GitHub, BitBucket, there are too many providers which do this job perfectly.
Let developers do their stuff on those ones. And let them come back to find new contributors / friends.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hey, I am thinking the website should offer project hosting (like github?) plus network connection for programmers. Most likely I am going to have to cut some corners with regard to which feature I should release first. Which features would you like to see released first?
In my opinion, project hosting is not the most important. But, a network connection for developers, around keywords or ideas are the best. Maybe, a platform to brainstorm, discuss ideas, implementation would be awesome. Project hosting is maybe reinventing the wheel: GitLab, GitHub, BitBucket, there are too many providers which do this job perfectly. Let developers do their stuff on those ones. And let them come back…
Re: Show HN: Work on toy projects with someone
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
In my opinion, project hosting is not the most important. But, a network connection for developers, around keywords or ideas are the best. Maybe, a platform to brainstorm, discuss ideas, implementation would be awesome. Project hosting is maybe reinventing the wheel: GitLab, GitHub, BitBucket, there are too many providers which do this job perfectly. Let developers do their stuff on those ones. And let them come back…
that sounds like the right direction for this project. I have already started coding hopefully will have a beta version soon. Have you signed up yet?