I don't mind working with someone on their side projects to start gaining experience. Do you think the BYOB meetups would be a good place to find someone who could use more parallel keystrokes?
I don't mind working with someone on their side projects to start gaining experience. Do you think the BYOB meetups would be a good place to find someone who could use more parallel keystrokes?
We do see some collaboration happening at Beer && Code, and I wish there were more. The best way to get in on a side project is to go to the events and meet people. If they seem cool and you find your styles are similar, find out what they're hacking on and fork it if it is on GitHub.
To get you started, feel free to hack on any of my projects at https://github.com/TheDahv. I like collaboration and I feel like I learn more from it.
Finally, in case there is any confusion, Beer && Code meets in both Cap Hill and in SLU on an alternating, every other week basis. Tonight's is in SLU and it would be a great opportunity to experience the entrepreneurial vibe going on there.
Hope that helps!