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"Developing is often a team sport. Some of the best ideas and apps come not from an individual, but from a collaboration of developers.\nWhile it may seem easier to find tech teammates in major tech hubs, there are ways to meet up with developers in every city. As our latest Ask a Dev video explains, you don't have to live in Silicon Valley or New York City to network with other developers.\nSee also: Ask a Dev: What Are the Best Android Tutorials for New Developers?\nAndroid engineer Sagar Seth suggests looking online for developers' groups and possible collaborators. Sites like MeetUp.com and Google Developer Groups serve as online forums for developers in a certain city to post about their next in-person meeting.\nDevelopers can also work remotely and collaborate with others online, Seth says. GitHub and StackOverflow are online networks of developers that users can access from anywhere with an Internet connection.\nIn the video, above, Seth also discusses how a newbie developer who doesn't understand script can start producing Android web apps.\nOur developer experts are from Mutual Mobile, a leading development and design firm that builds mobile strategies for top companies such as Audi, Google and Citigroup. The team is eager to answer your questions about mobile, so be sure to ping us with your top queries on Twitter, using the hashtag #AskaDev. Also, don't forget to check out our Ask a Dev YouTube channel, and subscribe.\n\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.\nHomepage image: Stephen Brashear/Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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