I wonder if y’all can help me out—I’m trying to collect a list of web development communities (not related to any one specific tool or framework), can you reply with your favorites?
(if you don’t have a favorite I will also accept communities you’re familiar with 😅)
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@zachleat #dotnet and #aspnetcore specifically.
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@zachleat there's a really long running German HTML community too that I've totally forgotten the name of 🤔
@sarajw
Are you thinking of selfhtml.org?
/cc @zachleatThanks to SelfHTML I got into #WebDev back in the day:
https://cssence.com/2023/view-source/-
@zachleat also! How could I forget, @adam's @omgdotlol!
@zachleat Biased, but I help run JavaScript Minnesota
https://javascriptmn.com@zachleat +1 for Frontend Horse!
@zachleat shameless plug: https://spicyweb.dev 😊
@zachleat Refresh DC has been around since 2006, though largely dormant since the pandemic. I founded the group, but stepped back in ~2019.
They’re working on getting some meetups back on the calendar.
@zachleat The @fronteers Slack conmunity is my favourite. Its audience primarily speaks Dutch, though, so I don’t know if it’s useful for you or your list!
@zachleat Django Community, of course!
@zachleat I mean, yes, it is related to a CMS, but goes way beyond that.
As for unattached communities, I second @timsev suggestion about @fronteers. This is a collective that raised the bar for conferences and for web standards.
@zachleat elixirforum.com
@zachleat
Not sure how no-one mentioned Lemmy yet, but here you go 🙂 https://programming.dev/c/webdev@zachleat Smashing Members, but we also run a lot of free events for non members.
@zachleat 32 Bit Cafe https://32bit.cafe/
@zachleat
These are all conferences with amazing communities:
@heypresents
@ffconf
https://pixelpioneers.co/
@btconf
@webstandards - https://stateofthebrowser.com