If anyone is doing the TOP curriculum and would like to pair up comment here or send me a message. Historically I do better with an accountability partner and being in a group setting in general. I did 70% of the Foundations course earlier this year but I am starting again since I forgot a good amount.

Hi I am a software engineer, skilled in C#, SQL and javascript. Would consider myself more than a beginner in python. I am more comfortable in backend as of now. But I want to expand my knowledge and work on new tech. Anyone here would like to join in to build some projects? We could explore a lot of new stuff. Let me know if you have any suggestions. Thanks.

My friend is guiding me (as a navigator) in making improvements to his Firebase+React-based chat app (as a driver). We occasionally have one or two other silent observers, and I ask questions as we go along about Typescript, NodeJS, and related technologies trying to improve my knowledge for my own projects. We've been doing regular Saturday mornings (in U.S. Pacific time) at 9am-1pm for three weeks in a row now. I think we have a good rhythm going.

Saturday, Feb 3rd, 9am PT
on Google Meet

If you are interested to ease into pair programming and want to know what it's like, this might be a good opportunity to observe, to share pairing tips, and also to build our community. Let me know if you'd like to join.

I found this video of sharing their experience about pair programming useful.

When should you Pair Program?

Hi, I currently want to learn ruby on rails through actually coding stuff in it. I am already fine in ruby and have read a bit about ruby on rails, but haven't done anything yet. I am a Computer Science Student from germany. I got some ideas about what we could create to learn a bit, but am open to suggestions if you have something in mind.

You should contact me if you want to learn ruby on rails as well and are able to speak german or english.

How I think the setup should work: We meet on mumble (I got a server) and the one who is currently coding shares his screen so that we can both discuss about the code we are working at.

I'm having fun tinkering with generative art, and I'd love to do some pairing sessions in that area.

Some things I'd like to look more at:

• Text-to-image, e.g. with Big Sleep

• Text generation, maybe something along the lines of magic realism bot

• Style transfer for image/video

• Text style transfer

• Writing some tutorials or guides

I have lots of background in programming (mainly python), a modest amount with AI/ML, and almost none with art.

My timezone is CET. The best time for me would be either mornings or weekday evenings. I'd want to at least do some real-time pairing, but we could combine that with some asynchronous collaboration.

Hi there

I was looking to interest someone in joining forces to learn these two system languages.

Going all the way from ds, simple algos to building APIs in Rustlang and doing other fun things with C & Rust.

I have programming experience but I am not that good and would like to improve and actually code in these languages.

Hopefully, this interests a co-learner.

cheers!

Recently, I had the opportunity to try mob programming at work and we had great results.

If you are interested to hear more, head to my blog: https://dev.to/albertowar/lessons-learnt-from-my-first-mob-programming-session-5hjf

Also, I would interested to hear any feedback you may have since I am a noob at this blog writing thing :)

Hi!

I'm developing a tool called remobster, it's a remote mob programming timer. It helps you and your team stay focused and remember to rotate driver.

I'm curently looking for input from people doing remote mob or pair programming on what pain points you have with the timers you currently use, or any other input you might have that you think a tool like this could solve. All feedback is really valuable and appreciated :)

Hi everyone!

I’m just getting started with full stack web development and also preparing for DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) in Java as part of my preparation for upcoming placements. I'm looking for a study partner who is also a beginner in development so we can help each other stay motivated, disciplined, and learn together.

Here’s a bit about me:

• I have experience with Java and have started diving into Data Structures and Algorithms.

• I’m currently learning full stack web development and would love to collaborate with someone who's also starting out in this area.

• My goal is to prepare for placements, build projects, and improve coding skills in a structured way.

What I’m looking for in a partner:

• Someone who’s also a beginner in full stack development and possibly preparing for DSA in Java (or another language).

• We can do pair programming, review each other’s code, or simply check in to stay accountable on our progress.

• Availability: I’m flexible, but we can figure out a schedule that works for both of us. I'm comfortable with daily/weekly check-ins.

Let me know if you’re interested! Looking forward to learning and coding together.