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[ATTN] The Team-Building repository for 2019 moved

https://github.com/ethberlinzwei/Find-A-Team

The old ETHBerlin-Teamfinding 2018

You are looking for a hacker to help buidl your idea or you're looking for a team to join? You've come to the right place!

ETHBerlin logo

Hacking together is much more fun, so let's find you a team.

Hacker looking for a team
  1. Open a new issue using the template Hacker wants team. Here you can introduce yourself and tell potential teams why you're awesome.
  2. Browse all open issues with the label Team wants hacker.
  3. If you find a team with an idea that excites you start engaging with the team. You can just comment in the issue. You should reference the issue from step 1 here, so that the team can learn a bit more about you.
  4. When you found a team please close your issue so that people know you are hapilly married
Team looking for a hacker
  1. Open a new issue using the template Team wants hacker. Here you can pitch your idea and tell everyone why they should buidl it.
  2. Wait for hackers to approach you or browse through the hacker profiles (all issues with the label Hacker wants team) and engage with them.
  3. When you found all the hackers you dreamde of please close your issue so that everyone knows you're set
Communication

Interacting through issues might be great to find an intial match, but you probably want to take the conversation off GitHub at some point. You could meet in the #buidlyourberlinteam chat on Status or the hacker chat room on Riot. You can also just directly leave your personal Riot/Status address.

Note that this only serves as a guideline, feel free to do whatever you see fit.