Coderoulette

Coderoulette

Pair programming game for developers 🚀

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Education•Software Engineering•Developer Tools
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Ariel Camus
Maker
Hello, everyone! 👋 I'm one of the makers of Coderoulette and I'm really happy to launch Coderoulette on Product Hunt today. I will be available to answer any question you might have and I would love to hear what you think about the product. Coderoulette is not just a game, it's also a personal adventure to help us understand better how people collaborate and learn while working with others. We think the biggest challenges humanity is facing will be solved by groups of people collaborating, and we want to help everyone get better at working with their peers. On top of that, our education experience was somehow lonely, boring and passive, and we believe there should be a much more engaging, human and fun way to learn new things. This is how Coderoulette was born! Here is an article I posted explaining more about our motivation and goals: https://medium.com/@arielcamus/c... I hope you enjoy it! 😊
Jamie Gordon
@arielcamus this is down
Pierre-Marie Galite
A Github login would be a great addition! If you could tweet your pitch, what would it be?
Ariel Camus
Maker
@tsunaze we initially had Github login and we removed it to simplify the UX, but it's something we might add back if many people find it useful. Here is the pitch: "Learning new things shouldn't be a boring, passive and lonely experience. We built Coderoulette to help developers explore and learn new languages while having fun and creating human connections with other developers from around the world".
Miriam Muros
Maker
@tsunaze Github login done :)
Ghost Kitty
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Stefan Wirth
@levibostian let's have a session. I'm PHP dev tho :D
Miriam Muros
Maker
@levibostian It's a roulette! It can be in any language :D
Ariel Camus
Maker
@levibostian I know PHP is not the most exciting option, but that's the point of the "game" -- you don't know which language you will have to use, but if you don't know it the other person will and you will learn something new.