If you are an experienced software developer whose only exposure to reddit is dank memes, proggit or even language-specific subreddits like /r/python, you're missing out.
What follows are my favorite subreddits in tech. My criteria is that:
This list isn't hard to guess at if you consider advanced topics in software. But I wanted to share because I think it's worth explicitly supporting high-quality subreddits.
These subreddits are on great topics but haven't been maintained well. They either need new moderators to revitalize them or there needs to be a good alternative I can point you to.
I'm still looking for a high-quality subreddit on networking internals, software-defined networking, etc. Most of the existing networking subreddits are oriented toward system/network administrators.
If there is a good one already, send me it! If there's not, consider starting it!
Am I missing other amazing subreddits? Just don't say language-specific ones!
I wrote a new blog post on my favorite subreddits; ones I think any experienced programmer would benefit from following. It starts with my favorite of all: /r/EmuDev.
— Phil Eaton (@phil_eaton) December 5, 2021
Am I missing any? Just don't say language-specific ones!https://t.co/OtM2tk8HOn pic.twitter.com/QZWSEofP7A