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Early-stage builders
Developing your first build. You want to learn and grow your network.
About
Developer Network
Showcase your projects, connect with our devs, have your builds get featured on our socials!
~/devnet/about
Anyone can code. Join the network.
DevNet is a network of builders across North America. Submit your project, get it featured, meet other devs.
- Network 13 city hubs across Canada and the United States
- Cost 100% free · no fees, no quotas, no activity minimums
- Featured Accepted projects shared on DevNet’s X and LinkedIn
- Open to Any level, any stack, AI-built projects welcome
$ cat ~/devnet/about.md
exit 0
Who it’s for
Anyone can code, connect, and grow.
~/devnet/who-its-for
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Devs learning and growing
Learning as you build. DevNet is a room full of other people doing the same thing.
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Students shipping projects
Whatever you're building, if it runs, it counts. No matter the faculty, learn to code.
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Anyone using AI to build
Cursor, Claude, Codex, whatever works. We care about what you built, not what you used to build it.
$ cat ~/devnet/who-its-for.md
4 member types
Pipeline
Content Pipeline
Submit, review, feature, how projects move through DevNet.
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Submit
Submit your project through the feature form. Doesn’t have to be a perfect build, an interesting idea with a working prototype is enough.
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Review
Every submission is reviewed manually, no scoring, no algorithm, no engagement metrics. We look for working projects: a prototype with a working backend, something in beta/testing, or a published/live product.
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Feature
Accepted projects are featured on DevNet’s X and LinkedIn, and you’re plugged into the network of devs.
Why Join
~/devnet/why-join
No quotas. No noise.
No posting requirements. No activity minimums. Bounce ideas, meet new people, get active when it helps you build, stay focused when it doesn’t.
About →Build on your terms
Build with your own tools. We simply help your work get seen, and connect you to other devs.
See pipeline →Level up when you want
Meet like-minded devs, all using AI, any experience level. Optional webinars and hackathons when you want to sharpen or show off your skills. Never required.
Presence map →Get your work seen
Accepted projects are featured across DevNet’s X and LinkedIn, bringing eyes to your work and creating a public proof of work.
Get featured →
$ cat ~/devnet/why-join.md
4 reasons
Participation Paths
~/devnet/paths
Path 01
Get Featured
Submit your project. If accepted, your work is featured on DevNet’s X and LinkedIn.
Submit a project →Path 02
Become an Ambassador
Help grow DevNet in your city. Connect local builders, expand the network, and represent DevNet on the ground. Real responsibility within our network.
Apply as Ambassador →
$ cat ~/devnet/paths.md
2 paths
Presence
Operational presence across Canada and the United States.
Tap a pin for the city name
Operations
8 Canada · 5 United States · one network · 13 hubs
Canada
8 hubsUnited States
5 hubsCan’t find your city? Apply to be your local Ambassador!
ApplySocials
~/devnet/socials
$ curl -s devnet.social
200 OK
Frequently Asked Questions
~/devnet/help · frequently-asked-questions
cat ./01-is-devnet-free.md
Yes. There is no cost to apply or be part of the network.
cat ./02-what-gets-featured.md
Working software or a prototype with a live backend.
Something in beta or active testing.
A published product.
It doesn’t have to be perfect, it just has to actually run.
cat ./03-which-cities.md
If you’re in one of our 13 hubs, just apply for a feature, we’ll plug you in.
If you’re outside the current network, apply to become an Ambassador and help grow DevNet in your city.
Wherever you’re located, there’s a way to get involved.
cat ./04-after-apply.md
If you apply for a feature, your submission runs through the pipeline, submit, review, feature on DevNet’s X and LinkedIn if it fits.
If you apply to be an Ambassador, give us 2–3 days to review and reach out.
cat ./05-teams-or-solo.md
Solo devs and teams both welcome, we care about the product.
$ man frequently-asked-questions
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