tshedor

We've gotten a number of requests for mentors in NYC (and Boston) but no mentors yet. Please holler at us if you're on the east coast.

Our goal is explicitly not to communicate via the Internet. Sure we'll promote online and use a Slack group to organize our mentors, but we're not taking on SO or IRC or Slack.

There's something to be said about coworking spaces and working remote from a cafe. We crave the company of other people.

We'd love to have you. Please hit me up at askadevorg at gmail.

Austin is prime time. Please drop a line to askadevorg at gmail.

Thanks very much, we'll take you up on it. Please reach out to askadevorg at gmail.

Valid points, absolutely.

IRC and Freenode are great...if you're already in tech. About every third freelance client I speak with needs help with simple stuff - understanding how to get a host. Understanding how to point DNS to a service like Squarespace. They don't have that one tech friend to help them or know where to ask for help, despite the constant and saturated availability of chat rooms/forums.

So while we'll provide dev-to-dev mentoring, I really hope we reach this audience too.

We don't have plans to archive, no. Our focus is on the relationships; StackOverflow does well with uncovering repeating questions.

If you're interested, please drop us a line at askadevorg at gmail . We're starting in public spaces for the time being (i.e. coffee shops), so no space no problem.

Great catch. The site was quickly hacked together this weekend and I should've just localized the assets. I'll fix that up.