I’ve been working on and rewriting my messaging platform several times for the past two years. With Discords new rebranding, it has really put a bunch on pressure on me because I see more and more new and modern alternatives popping up.
I figured that it’s time to get at least one team member in order to start going places. But none of my friends use Elixir.
So, I’m here to ask, on a forum where I somewhat know the people: Are any of you interested in a (currently) unpaid position to help me out with my backend?
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Man, I wish I wasn’t working for money. I’d help but as it is right now, I barely get enough time to pay proper attention to my missus.
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Oof, was kinda hoping for you and AstonJ because you’re the ones I see the most on here
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There are a few threads about mentoring on EF that you might find useful @Jsdr3398 : Search results for 'mentor' - Elixir Programming Language Forum
As you can probably guess such schemes are often popular so you may find you’re in a queue - but while waiting, why not read some books? I am a self taught programmer who learnt through books and other online resources …if I can do it anyone can
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Gonna check it out
You’re the reason to why I even bought an elixir book
But the thing is, two is (almost) always better than one, I’m a bit slow at times and feel like having another person would really help, big time!
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I suggest another approach. Write down a plan for the project and call out for help on EF when you’re stuck on a task.
Because right now I couldn’t commit to regular coaching even if I was being paid for it. I suspect it’s the same story for most of the working programmers on EF.
But people there almost always help when you’re stuck and need help with something more concrete.
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More like both.
But what kind of a written form would the planning be in doesn’t matter much, as long as it’s planned.
IMO that’s your best option to have people help you but I might be wrong. There’s likely still people who are free enough to coach and help you with code.
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