r/codetogether

1.1K archived posts · Jul 2013 – Aug 2026

Share and invite others to create web & application projects together!

r/codetogether

**Find coding buddies and people to create projects with together.** Beginners and pros alike sometimes want people with them to bring their ideas to reality. This is true for web development as much as creating complex desktop or mobile apps. Why not share your project and ask others to join in?

Created Jul 8, 2013

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Welcome to CodeTogether!

Desktop and Mobile Apps
Web Projects
Games and Utilities
Across all Platforms
Other coding collaborations

Find coding buddies and people to create projects with together.

Beginners and pros alike sometimes want people with them to bring their ideas to reality. This is true for web development as much as creating complex desktop or mobile apps. Why not share your project and ask others to join in?

A couple suggestions for posting here:

Put a hint at what kind of project you're working on into the submissions title. For example: "Web: My new page" for web developmen or "Mobile: Cool App idea" for smartphone apps. You can also use the link flairs for this!
Title of submissions should tell us what you have in mind as precisely as possible, the more descriptive, the better.
There are other subreddits for learning how to code. If you're completely new to the landscape, you're probably better off by learning a bit before starting something huge.
Please don't ask others to do all the work on your idea for you. If you post here, it should be clear that you are the driving force in your project.
Please treat people you want to work with nicely. The key to a team efforts success if having fun and getting along with each other.

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r/learnprogramming

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r/hiring

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