14 Top development communities that programmers often go to

As a designer, the greatest benefit of learning technology is to be able to understand programmers better, communicate easily, and facilitate project collaboration. As a male designer, if you like the Cheng, this technical advantage will give you a big bonus for your personal image! Who doesn't love the technology emperor's designer? From the Novice tutorial to Daniel, this group of sites have, absolutely overtake the programmer's first choice!

Here's a picture of 14 of the top development communities that programmers often visit, as designers, you should know one or more of them, and learn to use them, and use the resources inside to improve your programming skills.

What do we expect to achieve in the developer community?

We hope to get practical help, not to get some nagging nonsense or some hydrology. We want to be able to get answers from other developers or discuss some of the learning resources based on the questions we ask. The following figure is some of the most interesting issues that some developers have in their community.

Let's take a look at the 14 top developer communities that programmers often go to, and if you don't know them, go and see them, and there may be unexpected gains.

Stack Overflow

Stack overflow will also have its 6 birthday in September, and there is no doubt that stack overflow is the most popular developer community in the world and one of the richest in the community.

Reddit

Reddit is also a very personalized community, you can submit some interesting topics on the Reddit, but also with other programmers to discuss some programming development issues and current IT hotspot information, Reddit is a strong user-stickiness open community, the programming development plate is only a small part of it.

Google + Communities

Joining the Google + community requires only a Google account, and you can get all the resources you need for free. (for known reasons, want to go in to have a ladder)

SitePoint

SitePoint Community Forum is also one of my favorite online development community and programmer designers Home, SitePoint's main goal is to help beginners understand the programming language and technology of their choice, and get the corresponding improvement, Web content including Web development, web design, technical writing and user experience.

CodeProject

By August 2013, more than 1 million of users had settled in CodeProject and shared some 100多万个 code demos, and in CodeProject, you could share the code with your friends. Unlike other communities, CodeProject is more focused on software development, such as C, C #, C + +, Java, and Lisp.

What if the programmer called the designer art?

Treehouse

Looking for an affordable programming learning path? You can try to join Treehouse, it is not expensive, the annual membership can also discount. Treehouse is very simple, you can find all kinds of questions on the above answers. Procrastination patient must have yo!

Hacker News

The name Hacker News has been carved into the minds of many developers, where you can see in real time anything that happens in the programming world, including some resources and tutorials for learning. You can find the appropriate learning resources, such as articles, video videos, and discussion questions from the data submitted by the user.

Dzone

Dzone is a community that allows users to share the latest IT news and programming resources, this is a content-driven community, so a lot of content managers are needed to check the quality of the article, and in a sense it is similar to HN and other programming communities, but the platform is the longest, with the largest number of users.

Bytes

Bytes is a traditional development community where novices and experts can discuss issues related to software development, database development, and network and system management. databases, networks, and systems are the foundation of programming, and we need to focus on this, so that we can better help improve our programming capabilities.

Daniweb

Daniweb was previously designed for marketing business analysts, but is now primarily for web developers and programmers of all ages.

Dream in Code

In recent years, its update is slow, this has a good side also has the bad side, 60w users and millions of articles, content covers Java, C + +, VB. NET, learning resources are quite rich.

Tech.pro

Tech.pro is a community that focuses on the development of science and technology, and Tech.pro is a portal to access resources and tutorials, including technical tutorials, discussions, blogs, and more.

Pineapple

This may not be an active, good development community, but it also contains a lot of useful tools, tutorials, and class library resources. I started using pineapple a few months ago and now I'm relying on it more.

Lobsters

This is a user-invited development community, a truly "social-oriented" community, where you can find a lot of any discussion about programming, with a lot of information at least 20 replies, which may be of great help to you.