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Hey everyone! I’m a senior Android dev with over 5 years of experience. I just launched a website called SocialCode to help developers collaborate together on projects instead of learning alone. To kick things off, I’ve set up some projects with pre-made tasks and designs, and I’ll be mentoring users from start to finish. Would love to see you there—come check it out:
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