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Best community tech Discord servers to join
Joining a Discord server can be a lot of fun. Engaging in the tech community is super valuable, and Discord has become a place for many tech groups from all over the world to gather. You can find likeminded people, get answers to your questions, and connect with other developers who build awesome products. Many Discord servers encourage their community members to post questions and issues regarding their product or service, so you can get help directly from either the community or those building the service. It can feel a little overwhelming when getting started as a user, so I've put together my top ten cool servers you can join. Microsoft Needing no introduction, the Microsoft Discord is a place for community members to come together and geek out about Microsoft. The moderators are community members, just like you, and you can receive all kinds of support from technical, to builds support, programming chats, and even advice on design. You won't be disappointed joining this community. .NET If you want to find all the Microsoft employees, it looks like they hang out in this server. The Discord is for contributors to the .NET platform and ecosystem. There are a bunch of no-go topics, so make sure you read the rules before you post in here. There are channels for specific operating systems, frameworks, libraries, languages, and even GitHub repos. If you're contributing to .NET, you'll find everything you need here. Discord It's so meta, but there's a Discord server for Discord. This one is specifically for developers. If you're building an open source community, and running a Discord channel, you'll want to check out this community. There are lots of resources around the Discord API, news, product announcements, and plenty of help available. Gamedev,js For the game developers amongst you, join Gamedev.js. This server is all about game development, promoting game jams, jobs, encouraging people to showcase their games, and plenty of channels to ask questions about your game. This server is also specifically set up for French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Brazilian speakers. Next.js Set up super well for new members, you'll be greeted with a lovely welcome screen that walks you through the rules, asks questions about your interest in Next.js and even set up a custom colour for your username. They'll post about events, hackathons, and more, so get involved. Tina.io The open source content management system (CMS) Tina, does all their support through Discord. Open a GitHub Discussion that's linked to Discord, or chat with other members of the community to troubleshoot your bugs. Appwrite One of the top open source communities, Appwrite has participated in big open source events every year. Their Discord hosts events, office hours, and encourages people to showcase their Appwrite projects. Chat to maintainers, giggle at memes, and get the support you need. Devtron I came across Devtron one Hacktoberfest, and I thought it'd be fun to check out. It's a Kubernetes Platform and you can engage with the community on Discord. Check out their upcoming hackathons, get help with your community contributions—yes Devtron is open source—and provide feedback to shape the future. Adafruit I love a good piece of hardware, yet it comes with its own set of challenges. Luckily, Adafruit have a server where you can get lots of help from the community. Get help with specifics of circuit boards, 3D printing, firmware, design, and more. Chat with others, and showcase your builds. There are tonnes of channels in this server so take a little bit of time to browse through and find the right one for you. Major League Hacking Another huge hackathon community is Major League Hacking. Their server showcases all their major hacks, and if you're a hackathon organiser, you can get loads of tips and tricks on running your hackathon. Don't forget the community guidelines Similar to our top tips for being a good community member, don't forget to read the rules, roles, and announcements for each Discord server before joining. Top tips for being a good online community member Michelle Duke for GitHub ・ May 17 '22 #opensource #tutorial #beginners #devops
Joining a Discord server can be a lot of fun. Engaging in the tech community is super valuable, and Discord has become a place for many tech groups from all over the world to gather.
You can find likeminded people, get answers to your questions, and connect with other developers who build awesome products. Many Discord servers encourage their community members to post questions and issues regarding their product or service, so you can get help directly from either the community or those building the service.
It can feel a little overwhelming when getting started as a user, so I've put together my top ten cool servers you can join.
Microsoft
Needing no introduction, the Microsoft Discord is a place for community members to come together and geek out about Microsoft. The moderators are community members, just like you, and you can receive all kinds of support from technical, to builds support, programming chats, and even advice on design.
You won't be disappointed joining this community.
.NET
If you want to find all the Microsoft employees, it looks like they hang out in this server. The Discord is for contributors to the .NET platform and ecosystem. There are a bunch of no-go topics, so make sure you read the rules before you post in here. There are channels for specific operating systems, frameworks, libraries, languages, and even GitHub repos. If you're contributing to .NET, you'll find everything you need here.
Discord
It's so meta, but there's a Discord server for Discord. This one is specifically for developers. If you're building an open source community, and running a Discord channel, you'll want to check out this community. There are lots of resources around the Discord API, news, product announcements, and plenty of help available.
Gamedev,js
For the game developers amongst you, join Gamedev.js. This server is all about game development, promoting game jams, jobs, encouraging people to showcase their games, and plenty of channels to ask questions about your game. This server is also specifically set up for French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Brazilian speakers.
Next.js
Set up super well for new members, you'll be greeted with a lovely welcome screen that walks you through the rules, asks questions about your interest in Next.js and even set up a custom colour for your username. They'll post about events, hackathons, and more, so get involved.
Tina.io
The open source content management system (CMS) Tina, does all their support through Discord. Open a GitHub Discussion that's linked to Discord, or chat with other members of the community to troubleshoot your bugs.
Appwrite
One of the top open source communities, Appwrite has participated in big open source events every year. Their Discord hosts events, office hours, and encourages people to showcase their Appwrite projects. Chat to maintainers, giggle at memes, and get the support you need.
Devtron
I came across Devtron one Hacktoberfest, and I thought it'd be fun to check out. It's a Kubernetes Platform and you can engage with the community on Discord. Check out their upcoming hackathons, get help with your community contributions—yes Devtron is open source—and provide feedback to shape the future.
Adafruit
I love a good piece of hardware, yet it comes with its own set of challenges. Luckily, Adafruit have a server where you can get lots of help from the community. Get help with specifics of circuit boards, 3D printing, firmware, design, and more. Chat with others, and showcase your builds. There are tonnes of channels in this server so take a little bit of time to browse through and find the right one for you.
Major League Hacking
Another huge hackathon community is Major League Hacking. Their server showcases all their major hacks, and if you're a hackathon organiser, you can get loads of tips and tricks on running your hackathon.
Don't forget the community guidelines
Similar to our top tips for being a good community member, don't forget to read the rules, roles, and announcements for each Discord server before joining.
