Meet developers 1:1 every week and team up on projects

Has anyone been able to make this within a company? Where I work everyone gets 20% time and many of us do take it. Yet most of the projects worked on tend to be lone wolf pursuits with very little collaboration. It's not as if the things people work on wouldn't be of interest to others either.

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I perceive the landing page as shady, there is absolutely no context about who drive this initiative. Does the .com imply it&#x27;s commercial?<p>As a public servant in my country I&#x27;m heavily restricted in how I can work on side project (FOSS, educational and art are Ok, any other commercial gig is a no go).<p>It tell so little before asking personal info, it&#x27;s a clearly a no go for me because of that, which is a shame because the concept might be interesting.

I have a few ideas that I&#x27;ve been wondering how to find people with the right skillsets to help me out with it, and thus this is interesting, however weekly 1:1&#x27;s sound... exhausting. I could do it for a little while and maybe find the right folks, but is there a way to then limit or stop them? Or is this focused towards extroverts?

The idea of this stresses me out. It&#x27;s highlighting my own deficiency in collaboration when it comes to working on hobby projects. I like the _idea_ of working on fun things with like-minded individuals, but heck, I do that all the time at work. 5 days a week I build things together with people, collaborate, compromise, review, etc. For projects outside of work, I find it difficult to give up control and end up working on my own. I could imagine working with a designer&#x2F;UX person and giving them the lead on visual and interaction flows, but the overall _idea_ and _implementation_ must be my own.<p>I suppose this landing page made me realize that I&#x27;m a control freak.

Good idea but very poor experience filling the form on Android&#x2F;Chrome. On Firefox worked slightly better.<p>Would be interesting to know how the ownerships of a project gets mediated as this is always a contentious issue.

An unpolished demo I made - <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;r6Fu43r0Xpk" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;youtu.be&#x2F;r6Fu43r0Xpk</a><p>P.S The demo has music in the background.

the advertising writes itself:<p>meet developers 1:1 in your area!<p>my dayjob is finished - I don&#x27;t want to socialize, I only want to COLLABORATE!

&gt;Meet developers 1:1<p>Fuck off, I either have work to do, or I don&#x27;t want to spend more time with developers I don&#x27;t know and am looking to relax.

Someone didn&#x27;t run their domain name idea past enough people before buying it.

Why do you need my age?

Thought the url read “connect do me” at first

The idea is good but the UI of the sign up page has so many bugs, when click on a field the screen extremely zoom in without reason, is imposible to fill the form.<p>On chrome android.