A new hookup site for Yalies is strictly business.
CoderHeap, a startup that connects business innovators with Web developers, was made available to students at Yale and Villanova last Wednesday. Over 80 Yalies have signed up to use the service, which is in its alpha — or initial testing — phase. Businesses seeking to improve their Web presence can post job openings on the site to attract developers and designers.
“I wanted to give people inside a network the ability to connect,” said Thaddeus Diamond ’12, who founded the site. “Whenever you give people the opportunity to find talent, you have a useful product.”
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Author: Marcus Moretti
