Airpair's fast growing pair programming community(airpair.com) |
Airpair's fast growing pair programming community(airpair.com) |
We are looking for as many folks who love pair programming as possible. So if pair programming is your thing, please consider applying to be an expert here:
www.airpair.com/be-an-expert
Let me know if you have any questions about AirPair.
Cheers,
Maksim AirPair co-founder
Also looks like you need a favicon.
I'm working on a C# extension to Visual Studio and some of the interfaces I've come across have little (or no) documentation on MSDN. I'd love to get in touch with an expert who works on Visual Studio extensions or works directly on Visual Studio at Microsoft.
Do you often find new experts? I'd love to pay for someone to help me with this particular problem.
For C#/Visual Studio/.NET, we have some really awesome experts. Related - check out Peder Rice's post http://www.airpair.com/.net/expert-help-peder-rice
If you'd like to get one on one help with C#/Visual Studio, please fill out a request form here: www.airpair.com/find-an-expert
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Cheers,
Maksim
Sign in with Google? Yeah, why not. Sign in with NSA?
Sounds like a good idea, the guys from techzing were trying to build something similar. I can really use a CSS expert right now to polish my web site. Any alternatives to airpair.com outhere?
Best of luck going forward, I think you guys have built a really cool product.
I've used Plural Sight videos and their supporting code download for learing C#, Design Patterns, Algorithms, Interviewing Questions, Android programming, the complete works.
(Disclaimer: I have no relation with Plural Sight or their employees. Just think their products are awesome, and let you learn at your own pace, and have everything that this pair programming site seems to offer, for a fraction of the cost.)
These experts help customers ramp up on new tech and solve complex problems via pair programming and real time help.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Maksim AirPair co-founder
-Maksim
I may be needing to program a bidirectional path tracer in the near future, and it'd be awesome to get up to speed by pairing with an experienced coder in that domain on that.
Can you be more specific about which framework you need help with. We will connect you with someone who has the tech you want to work with => http://www.airpair.com/find-an-expert
To ask for help => http://www.airpair.com/find-an-expert
BTW: I love the idea. I am going to try it.
Surely there's an opportunity to aim higher here? There's many smart female coders that would probably love to be involved in something like this.
We welcome female experts and will be doing outreach in this area. On the bright side, we've had quite a few female customers already and are happy to be contributing to righting wrongs.
-Maksim
Diversity is great, yes, but can we please stop suggesting that there is sexism happening here?
I ran this by a female developer for sanity checking, and I like what she came back with: "Transgendered people don't make up 50% of the population. Women do. Female software developers make up 18% of the industry, so if you're not getting 18% women interested in working for/with you, you have a communication problem."
For the record, I have no idea how many of the people on their roster identify as transgendered, and neither do you.
Maksim
We're also in discussions with a partner in Brazil to get some Portuguese experts.
Jonathon, AirPair Cofounder
Jonathon, AirPair Cofounder