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I've joined lemmy.world and there seems to be some stuff going on there, but the only programming community with any traction seems to be Beehaw's: https://lemm
by brabel 3y ago
I've joined lemmy.world and there seems to be some stuff going on there, but the only programming community with any traction seems to be Beehaw's: https://lemmy.world/c/programming@beehaw.org https://lemmy.world/c/programming@beehaw.org
But that's still almost empty... I've been visiting for a week, and I think the posts I saw a week ago are still there on the first page, with just a couple new articles showing up every few days :(
I am in desperate need for something to replace reddit.com/r/programming, if anyone has a hint where people are moving, would love to hear it (at least some reddits like /r/lisp are still going - but they never had a lot of traffic in the first place - still more than Lemmy).
- brabel 3y agoEDIT: looks like I am a victim of the defederation that happened... I only see comments made on my instance, lemmy.world, because Beehaw defederated lemmy.worlld... it's possible to see there's many more comments by going to lemmy.one instead. Decentralization is already causing fragmentation and echo chambers, as everyone is learning the hard way... unfortunately.