Before Starting, I would like to tell you that this is part 2 of this series, Websites For Developers. PART 1
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- Hacker News ( visit website)
Hacker News is a website where people submit links and have interesting discussions around them.
As this website is owned by Y Combinator, most of the topics are related to startups, tech, Coding and other silicon valley stuff.
- ProductHunt ( visit website)
ProductHunt is a website where developers and companies launch websites, apps, etc that have recently built.
Developers can use this way to tell the world about their apps that they built.
- Dzone.com ( visit website)
On this website, there are many interesting blogs from experts for programming and tech. By reading this, developers can increase their knowledge.
- Spring.io ( visit website)
This website makes your java code modern & fast by using spring framework. Mainly Focusing on Java developers, other developers can ignore this site.
- hackerrank.com ( visit website)
This amazing website has many coding problems that you can practice making you a perfect software developer and a perfect employee for your company.
- Reddit ( visit website)
Come On, who doesn't know Reddit, this doesn't need any explanation, but here it is for nerds -
Reddit is a source for everything, Nicknamed “the front page of the internet”, Reddit has endless things called “subreddits” where users submit content related to that specific subreddit.
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- YouTube ( visit website)
Again this even doesn't need any explanation, but here it is-
YouTube is an online video platform owned by Google. On YouTube, you can search content, tutorials, explanations and everything you can imagine for free.
- CSS Tricks ( visit website)
If you're just getting started with HTML and CSS, I highly recommend that you to try CSS-Tricks, this can help you with many new tips, tricks, tactics, and methods about CSS.
- CodePen.io ( visit website)
This is a social development platform where you can write your code in the browser and see the results of your builds. You can save, share, and grow your own community.
- Quora ( visit website)
Quora is a very under-rated website for developers, but you can take a lot of help from quora, like skills, shortcuts, tricks, news, forums and many others.
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Now that wraps our list for Part 2, thank you guys for showing so much love on part 1. Some of you don't know but I put everything 1 because I think we can't rank these websites, each of them are equally important
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Top comments (4)
i think dev.to must have in this list :D
It's a necessity.
Definitely.
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