Hello all.

I have had this idea running through my head for the past few months now. Since it is a new year I'm deciding to take action on it.

Basically I am going to create a Reddit client for iOS and Android. At this moment I have not decided exactly what technologies that we are going to be using however it will most likely be flutter.

Also right now we will only focus on a mobile app in the future if the mobile app goes well we can potentially progress onto a web app, but who knows.

As the title says applications are now open. All you have to do to apply is simply direct message me rather that be reddit inbox or reddit chat.

I am looking to have at least 10-14 really qualified developers to start off with. Then grow the team as we gain more traffic on the app.

PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE NO COMPENSATION TOWARDS THIS APP, FOR RIGHT NOW I'M JUST MAKING THIS TO MAKE EVERYONE LEARN AND HAVE A GOOD TIME.

Here are a small list of a few of the requirements:

[] Decent amount Java Knowledge

[] Will to learn and share what I already know with others

[] Basic Swift Knowledge - Not required but willing to look into basic

[] Has a decent knowledge on GitHub/GitLab

[] Familiar with working on projects with other people

[] Understand that you will not be paid!

[] Will be contacted on Discord - At least somewhat familiar with Discord.

Once you have contacted me I will get your discord and then I will direct message you after which we will do a very very simple interview just to make sure you somewhat understand what you are doing.

If I decide that you will be a good fit for the team I will invite you to our discord server in which we will get the project started.

I plan to have this project under way via planning, graphic design, basic pseudocode, staging, team member selection all done by January 15th.

Then I plan to have Development of the app started February 1st.

I need someone that specializes in these things here (These are going to change since I don't know what technologies we are going to use right now):

- Front End Design (3x)

- Back End Design (3x)

- Full Stack Dev (2x)

- PR Group (X??) This will be for writing documentation and working with developers and staging releases

- iOS Tester (1x)

- Android Tester (1x)

You can always be multiple roles just decide what you want to be after the interview

Thanks All;

- Larson Carter (GitHub: larson-carter)

We currently have a team that can work on almost anything a client may need, whether it’s RAG AI engines, expansive web applications, social media platforms, or desktop software. However, we seem to be having trouble getting clients in general. What’s the best way to remedy this?

After hours of searching...

You finally find a job that makes you smile.

Everything fits.

The skills.
The tech stack.
The location.
The salary.

Then your eyes land on one sentence.

"3+ Years of Experience Required."

That excitement disappears in seconds.

For many freshers, that's where the application ends.

Not because they aren't capable.

But because they're filtered out before they even get a chance.

The frustrating part?

Many graduates today have:
✅ Strong projects
✅ Internships
✅ Certifications
✅ Practical skills

Yet experience becomes the first filter.

This leaves many candidates wondering:
"How do I get experience if every opportunity asks for experience?"

It's one of the biggest challenges facing fresh graduates today.

I'm curious...

If you could change one hiring rule for entry-level jobs, what would it be?

👇 I'd love to hear your thoughts.

If you could change one hiring rule for freshers, what would it be?

What is stopping you from making programs cooler than Facebook and Youtube ?

Reply if you would like to get a rundown of the project or access to the code. I plan on publishing for free.

I've interviewed a Stanford professor and he gave great advice on how software engineers should view their careers.
One thing he mention is stack stitching - this is when you stitch together pre-existing software to make a seamless experience without reinventing the wheel.
Another thing he said is that if he were a software engineer he would go all in on AI rn.
What do you think about these? Stack stitch and ML your way to success?
Link in case you want to read it.

I'm looking for an experienced developer to build a ticket purchasing system that can monitor ticket releases in real time, evaluate available inventory, and automatically select the best available seats based on predefined criteria such as section, row, price range, and overall value. The system should be capable of handling high-demand on-sale events, managing the purchasing process efficiently, and providing a dashboard where I can customize event preferences, budgets, and seat-ranking settings. Please include your experience with similar projects, estimated timeline, technology stack, and pricing.

I have a Google workspace account that I set up for my own company three years ago. I paid for two email addresses and then I let the email accounts lapse. However, someone emailed me a legal form back then that I absolutely NEED to recover from one of these old email addresses. But Google is saying that they can’t reactivate the email account bc it’s been longer than 180 days. Google says it deletes email account info after 180 days but I’m sure they store everything somewhere. I would pay good money for someone to reactivate one or both of these old email accounts so I can retrieve the legal paperwork that I absolutely need. Does anyone here know a Google tech person who can help?

I am a first-year computer science student eager to secure a decent-paying job, ideally earning around $30 per hour, while I am still studying. I don't want to wait until graduation to start my career, so I plan to dedicate significant time to self-teaching to prepare myself for a well-paying position before completing my degree. I am not talking about the 12 week bootcamps; I am seeking a serious, long-term investment in my skills. My university does not offer a co-op program. Is it realistic to land a decent-paying job while I am in my second or third year? How long might it take to be well-prepared for a job considering I invest 30-35 hours per week in self-study? I am currently not employed, so my focus is solely on university coursework and this independent learning path.

What’s programming redditors! Has anyone ever build a YouTube look like before using laravel

I'll pay 7 dollars make a simple website using c++ in VS. Within 5 hours need it for school dm me please

Ends in 7 Days!

Please gimme some credits lol :(

Hello everyone, I'm creating a Gmod Server based on S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and I'm having some problems, I'm needing some help in complete this server and make it good for everyone else interested in play, if you guys would like to help, please contact me on Discord: LordMeGusta #6106

A guy on Fiverr is claiming to be "Python Programmer of the Year 2019". Greg first name. I didn't know there was a programmer of the year.

I am a final year undergraduate. I try to do something, I open my laptop and within no time I end up listening to " internal pointer variable " kind of thing on internet. I feel like do i even know anything?

I mean how long should I have to study to get started in just producing a product that serves people? I have made few projects by myself. Few projects, I took help of ai. I think they hold a great potential but, I don't know how to deploy them. I know how to deploy but I don't know how reliable they will be. Like, in our testing, we might not find anything wrong but we don't know in what way the problem can come. Like, whenever I think I know something, my situations prove I don't know anything.

I know how to build websites, I have made a few. So if I want to go for a freelancing job, but every project I see, seems like it is not in my hands. At that time, what I imagine is all things that might happen. I imagine what if the company i do project end up in debt and they ask me money? But I know if I don't take action now, I will loose the client. Even though, I choose to loose the client instead of facing.

Before it used to not like that. If I don't know or doubt something would happen, I used to go to problem myself even before the problem approaches and used solve it.

As of now, there are projects for academics in our college. We have to come up with idea and prepare a roject for that semister. What i do is, Even before any activity related to academic project gets started, I used to finish a project first, then if that successfully gets executed, then only i would give the title to the college because, academic project is non negotiable. I used to finish the project in less time but i prefered doing it before only for safety. The risk taking mentality has dropped. Fear for everything. So, I have very useful thoughts for society but i feel like I tention doesn't matter what i do matters.

I see not few times but always, I end up getting played in any situation. Old me was strong enough to handle those problems and saw opportunities within those problems to levelup. New me is just getting played.

So again, how to get confidence?

Hey guys, I am currently developing my first SAAS tool with nextjs and Firebase and I am trying to decide how can I set up the payment (it works with a subscription), I checked Striped but because I am not a US resident I must register a company in the US and checked that it costs around 500 USD to do so. Is there another cheaper way I can use Stripe or another similar tool that allows debit and credit payments? I am from Argentina.

Looking for a collaborator with at least 2 years of experience in web development (HTML, JavaScript) and website reverse engineering. The goal is to develop projects with a focus on creating something enjoyable and potentially financially successful. If you're passionate about building and problem-solving, let's connect.
DM Me

Requirements:
- Made money with code / Had or have a startup / worked for a startup / worked for a world renowned company
- Able to appear on marketing materials (small photo)
- North American / EU / AUSNZ origin only

Doesn't matter how big or small your job, startup or business is, please apply if you fit the requirements.

About us:
A tutoring company for international school students in South East Asia

https://twitter.com/larsonc_/status/1262807311988535296?s=19

Looking for a Tech Co-Founder for a Startup in or Near NJ

I’m an entrepreneur with business and sales experience. I am building a startup in a fast-growing consumer and education market. I have the business plan, materials for investors, and brand ready. Now, I’m looking for a technical co-founder to lead the MVP development.

Skills I’m seeking:

• Strong mobile development experience, preferably with iOS; Android experience is a plus.

• Familiarity with system-level APIs, including permissions and access control.

• Backend engineering skills with Firebase, Node.js, or Python for authentication and data synchronization.

• A startup mindset: build lean, ship quickly, and iterate.

• Willingness to work for equity until funding is secured, following standard vesting.

What I bring:

• A detailed business plan, pitch materials, branding, and a network of potential investors.

• A background in sales and market entry strategies.

• Market research and validation that demonstrate strong demand.

I don’t need a full team — I’m looking for one builder or partner who wants to co-own the technology side, help shape the MVP, and grow with the company.

Please let me know , this is my first time doing freelancing. Client gave me a site which has 6 pages to build. And all are static expect one that it contact info page. But all the pages are animation loaded. So please guid me an approximate amount I could charge

I have a programming community called Codehood!

You've probably seen me create posts talking about it, and happy to say we are now at 100 members 🤯

Shoot me a DM if you're interested, it's such a cool space

I’ve been using GPT a lot more in my dev workflow, mostly for scaffolding new features or prototyping stuff I’m too lazy to write from scratch. It’s awesome for generating isolated chunks of code, but once I’ve got 10+ snippets floating around, it gets messy fast.

I’ve tried pasting everything into one doc, or threading it through the chat, but context gets lost and I end up duplicating or breaking things when I stitch it all together. It’s like having an intern that’s too fast for their own good.

Curious, how do you keep things organized when you’re using AI to build real projects? Is there a tool or setup that helps structure and manage all the output without going full IDE plugin overload?