Best online coding communities to join

Coding has become immensely popular in past years due to its high-paying package, as
much as it is interesting and high-paying but also just as challenging field. Technology in the
coding space changes every year, therefore it is important to have some kind of guide or mentor
to rely on. Here coding communities come to the rescue, they help you by connecting you with
like-minded people with whom you can share your knowledge, ask questions, get mentorship on
a topic you are struggling with, ask for the required tools, code review, and much more.

If you want to excel in the coding field then joining a coding community is a must. Communities
are the type of platform where like-minded Profesional come and share their experiences,
network with each other, share their struggles and failures in a particular field and help each
other in becoming better coders.

"If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." – African Proverb

In this article, I have written about the top 10 coding communities you can join to become a
better coder.

GitHub
If you are someone who is in the coding space then can not just ignore Github it is a must for
every coder out there. you can call it professional social networking where 83+million coders
work together. Here people do discussions, share ideas, and help each other in building projects.
I am pretty sure that GitHub would be a great place to start.

DevRel Collective
It is another community of coders who come together and facilitate sharing of information,
resources, and encouragement among the DevRel community.

Codedamn
It is another next-generation coding community with 100k+ developers, where you can Learn to
code interactively, build projects, collaborate with other developers, and become job ready. Here
you can also become a campus evangelist and enjoy free perks and merchandise by scaling and
building community in your university. Codename also runs these interesting challenges to make
coding a fun game recently launched- 100 Days Of Projects, where you can spend the last 100
days of 2022 building 20 fun and interactive web development projects in a guided mode.

Stack Overflow
In stack overflow community, enthusiast coders exchange question and answer with each other.
Here you can find the answers of most of your questions, and can also contribute by helping
other coders in their problem. It has a community of more than 100+million coders.

HackerNoon
If you are a web3.0 enthusiast then this community is for you my dear friend. It is a international
community of 35k+ coders where they publish their stories and share expertise and read about
other fellow coders. Here you can explore what are the new technology that is emerging in the
web3.0 space and can also contribute.

Reddit
If you are a meme lover then you might have heard about reddit but reddit is not just about
memes it is much more then that. There are many coding communities available as well. There
are many subreddits available in reddit which you can follow and build connection, ask questions
and also contribute in it.

Women who code

Female participation in the tech industry is rising at a faster pace and if you are a aspiring women
coder then this community is for you. Women who code is built to empower women in tech.
There are 200+K women coders in this community operating at the different level of tech
industry. Here you can find the job opportunities, leadership position, and the resources to up
skill yourself

Freecodecamp
It is a not for profit community of millions of people around the globe who are becoming better
coder together. There are many free course available on variety topic from which you can learn
apart from that they also provide you with coding projects and interview preparation to get you
job ready.

Dev.to
It is the one of the largest communities of coders where coders and aspiring coders come
together and network with each other ,help in solving problems and learn form one another. It
has more than 700+k members where aspiring coders write blog posts and share feedback.
Conclusion
Communities are the best of way learning I would say, learning can be tough and monotonous
but with the communities the whole process become fun and somewhat easy. They help you in
becoming the best of yourself by connecting you with the aspiring coders. Communities also
open up the plethora of opportunities for you through networking and sharing your work in the
public. Hence a coding community is a must for any coder.