Ideas, not promises. The server stays free either way. These need money, time and people before any of them ships.
Most members host their first bot on a free plan that sleeps, or on a laptop that does. A host built for Discord bots and small sites would keep them online, with logs and restarts a click away.
A place to write and run code without installing anything, share a running project with one link and pair on it live. It would also host a starter bot so any member can earn the Discord Active Developer badge.
Small Linux servers for people who outgrow free hosting: ready images for Node, Python and Docker, and pricing a student can afford.
Weekly voice sessions per track, live code reviews and mock interviews with people who already do the job.
Hosting and a browser studio cost real servers and real engineering time. If you want to fund, partner on or help build one of these, talk to the founder.
Vote with a message in the server: which of these would you use tomorrow?
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