Webmasterworld has worked in the field of forums since 1996. The design and functionality are a bit outdated. Nevertheless, the forum has collected an indispensable number of valuable materials for programmers and web admins. You can read about the life of Webmasterworld on Twitter @WebmasterWorld.
Hacker News has a specific basic information thread for beginners and many different themes related to development topics. You cannot only find examples of ready-made codes and solutions but non-standard approaches to typical issues – easy! The forum gives an idea of what is happening in marketing, design, development, design.
DZONE is a news aggregator for developers. The forum provides thousands of free source code examples. Many developers compare this resource with SitePoint and consider the platform a strong competitor to Reddit. The forum already has more than 2 million users, and the number of issues discussed regarding the IT sphere is quite impressive.
This forum from the nineties contains helpful information for real lovers of rarity. To find the dedicated theme, users need to enter the search page and write the question. Moreover, the feed is updated regularly, and the forum is still good for large developing communities.
Stack Exchange is a network of question-and-answer websites in various fields. The first site of the network, Stack Overflow, was launched in 2008, and in 2010, several more sections and the Stack Exchange network were added. Sounds like the site for you?
Hashnode is a free developer blogging platform that allows you to publish articles on your domain and helps to stay connected with a global developer community. The platform is similar to any popular social network where you can comment, vote, share info and even donate on blogs or posts you like best.
Bentley Community is a classic forum for Software, Web, and Mobile devs. The choice of tech is comprehensive; users can find almost everything in the product lines or brands’ quick links. The functionality consists of how-to tips, Bentley product support, best practices, opinions, and advice from peers and Bentley subject matter experts.
This is a popular international portal and blogging site. The primary function of the site is to blog on devs topics and read the blogs of your friends. But users can also listen to podcasts, share links, books, and other helpful information. The site doesn’t limit topics – you can create one that interests you. The service is a bit like a Twitter feed, but instead of memes, there are topics relevant to the world of development.
Freecodecamp is a nonprofit organization that helps people learn to code for free through thousands of videos, articles, interactive coding lessons, and thousands of freeCodeCamp study groups worldwide. More than 2 million users are already involved, and the number of issues discussed regarding the IT sphere is quite impressive.
