I was a volunteer with TEALS last year, and I agree with the improvements in soft-skills, particularly the constructive criticism piece. It is a careful art to give a student constructive feedback while simultaneously keeping them motivated to continue with the course material. I have found this skill to be invaluable in my day-to-day, and I credit my time with the TEALS program for developing it.
Junior web developer, looking to get some more experience.
Finished my first site (bootstrap-y CSS due to time constraints) about a week ago.
getwellbe.com
I have a full time job already, but would like to work on web projects on the side to broaden my portfolio and keep up with modern web techniques (again just trying to get experience here).
I'm experienced with Agile and this is my preferred style of work.
If you aren't so much concerned with getting your site out as fast as possible, I'd be able to work weekends with you to either help maintain a site you have already, or build one from the ground up! I wouldn't necessarily be expecting compensation, but if you think I do good work I'd love to make some money to pay for groceries every week :)
Shoot me an email @ bambielli@gmail.com if you'd be interested in talking more.
I am a junior developer too and unfortunately don't have any work for you, but just have two quick comments. First, your first site seems to be down right now. Second, from the articles I've read on here, it is never a good idea to offer work for free. I can't find the link to the article I read most recently, but basically it gives people the idea that your work isn't professional and they won't treat you as a professional. While most people on HN hopefully won't treat you that way, I think it is a good rule in general.
