Pick what you work on and the server rearranges itself
Choose your language and what you code. The server opens the rooms for you and hides the rest.
A free Discord server for developers and DevOps engineers, from your first “hello world” to running production.
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Choose your language and what you code. The server opens the rooms for you and hides the rest.
Questions live in a forum. When one is answered it gets a Solved tag, so the next person finds the answer in seconds.
Example threads, to show the layout.
Post your project in the showroom. People upvote, review your code, and the best ones get shared.
A short line on what it does and what you used to build it.
English is shared by everyone. Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Russian each get their own rooms.
You only see the rooms you choose, each with a starter pack and a roadmap.
No sign-up and no tracking. Everything runs in your browser, so nothing you paste leaves the page.
You are a senior TypeScript engineer who works with React.
## Task
A hook that debounces a search input
## Requirements
- Handle errors and invalid input
- Include unit testsTurn a rough idea into a prompt that gets good answers.
Every pick comes with a short note on why it is worth your time. New ones land in the server every day.
free resources, picked by hand and sorted by topic.
The paper that named RAG: a generator combined with a dense vector index over Wikipedia, trained together.
Papers · IntermediateA free, hands-on course on using and fine-tuning transformer models with the Hugging Face libraries.
Courses · BeginnerPaste any shell command and each flag and argument is matched to the relevant excerpt from its manual page.
Linux · BeginnerA catalogue of common Bash bugs, each with a short explanation and a safer pattern: unquoted variables, parsing ls output, misuse of test.
Linux · IntermediateA large index of iOS and Swift projects grouped by purpose: networking, architecture, UI components, testing, tooling and learning material.
Awesome List · BeginnerOne list that covers the practical side of making games: engines, art and audio tools, level editors, tutorials and communities.
Awesome List · BeginnerThe University of Helsinki's free course on modern web development with React, Node.js and testing.
Free course · IntermediateMIT lectures on the tools most courses skip: the shell, editors, Git, debugging and more.
Free course · BeginnerOpen-source dashboards for your metrics, logs and traces from many data sources.
ToolAn open-source scanner for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in containers, code and infrastructure.
CLIFree Nitro for everyone, claim it here before it runs out

An example of what staff see in the review room.
Anything else? Ask in the server, someone will answer.
A free Discord community for developers and DevOps engineers at every level. Members ask questions, share projects, review code and find people to build with.
Yes. Joining is free and there is nothing to buy.
Yes. There is a beginner track and a beginner corner, and every help forum welcomes first questions. Experienced engineers are there too, which is what makes the answers good.
English is shared by everyone, and there are rooms in Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Russian.
Ten tracks: AI, web, app development, frontend, backend, mobile, data and ML, security, DevOps and cloud, and game development, plus career and interview help.
Post in the ask-a-question forum with what you tried and the error you see. When it is solved, the thread is tagged so others can find the answer later. There is also a code review forum.
Join, pick your language and what you work on, and say hi. It takes a minute.
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