LF a go programming buddy!

<p>Just looking for someone else who enjoys programming and learning. I&#39;m young with lots to learn and it would be awesome to have someone to learn with. All my friends don&#39;t do much programming so I get really lonely sometimes. I also only have experience working by myself and would like to start understanding how to effectively collaborate with multiple programmers. I like making cool and unique projects that I will use. I&#39;m open to ideas and have lots of free time to program. </p> <p>Please PM me if your interested.</p> <hr/>**评论：**<br/><br/>Cykon: <pre><p>I&#39;d be more than glad to help out if it weren&#39;t for my busy work schedule! You might have more luck trying to help out with a project written in Go on github. Find one you like, implement a feature or fix a bug, and request that it be pulled by the project owner. </p> <p>Open source contribution can be really rewarding!</p></pre>uabassguy: <pre><p>Pretty much. </p> <p>Clone the repo<br/> Add the original repo as a remote, if it isn&#39;t already<br/> Create a branch and commit and push some code to it<br/> Create a pull request to the original repo, to the branch you diverged from, the diff on github or bitbucket should only show your commit before you create the pull request<br/> Ping the developer and see what they think, if they have any suggestions, or if they like it they will merge the pull request </p> <p>And that&#39;s how it works for the most part</p></pre>nhooyr: <pre><p>I have already contributed to quite a few but I wan&#39;t to make my own now. But I&#39;ll try contributing to more!</p></pre>sarcasmguy1: <pre><p>I&#39;m down! I just started learning Go and would love to do some projects with someone to learn more. </p></pre>nhooyr: <pre><p>cool PM me your Skype.</p></pre>justinlindh: <pre><p>FYI - &#34;young and lots to learn&#34; will get you amazingly far in life as a programmer. I&#39;m assuming you&#39;re a teen, or early college student? </p> <p>Starting early and contributing to an open source project, or creating your own things (even if not a huge hit) shows so much initiative, and you&#39;d be surprised how many college graduates are lacking any projects outside of class.</p> <p>Good on you. Keep at it, even if it gets hard. </p></pre>nhooyr: <pre><p>Yea I&#39;m 15. I&#39;ve got quite a few of my own things already (some of the code behind them kinda sucks). It&#39;s just that it gets boring to always be working alone.</p> <p><a href="https://github.com/nhooyr" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/nhooyr</a></p></pre>gernest_: <pre><p>hey Im the author of <a href="https://github.com/gernest/hero" rel="nofollow">hero</a> it is a fun project and I can help you out whenever I get the time.</p></pre>