Computer Engineers and Programmers use http://Stackoverflow.com/ http://Stackoverflow.com/ for questions and answers. It's not as comprehensive as this site is

Computer Engineers and Programmers use http://Stackoverflow.com/ http://Stackoverflow.com/ for questions and answers. It's not as comprehensive as this site is, but there are other toolboxes, blogs, and profile sites which are perfectly accessible, even though they're not on one page. Electronics and Robotics - http://electronics.stackexchange.com/ http://electronics.stackexchange.com/ - is a question and answer site for electronic engineers. It already has over a thousand users and questions, and it's all up for viewing right now - No invites required. It is in beta, but that doesn't mean a lot - It's been running in some form for about a year, and it's due for launch just before New Years Day). It doesn't look as polished as this site, because the content is created in users' spare time for immediate use, not in preparation for screen captures. If you're reluctant to sign up for EEWeb, enjoy using Stackoverflow, or want another source for getting answers to your electronic engineering questions (or all of the above), you should check it out.