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>There are plenty of other forums for relevant and current answers, and without dripping poison. Would you mind listing a few examples?
by na85 7y ago
>There are plenty of other forums for relevant and current answers, and without dripping poison.
Would you mind listing a few examples?
- inopinatus 7y agoThey tend to be language or framework specific. e.g. for Ruby/Rails questions I haunt the GoRails slack and a couple of Ruby/Rails specific subreddits. In quite a few cases the official dev forums for a particular vendor or technology are actually very active, and I think that's because forums just got a lot easier to implement. For example I get a lot back from the Apple Developer forums (not the public discussion community, which is hot garbage) and Vue.js's own forum. A fair chunk of what I previously used Stack Overflow for (finding code snippets to learn from) has been replaced by the ease of browsing public repositories on Github.