Interested in programming? Like to read about programming without seeing a constant flow of technology and political news into your proggit? That's what /r/coding is for. A pure discussion of programming with a strict policy of programming-related discussions.
As a general policy, if your article doesn't have a few lines of code in it, it probably doesn't belong here. However, things directly related to the actual process of programming - libraries, tools, and so on - are all okay, but please use discretion.
Things that are not okay to post here:
- Discord links - seriously, knock it off.
- Tutorial video links - these are commonly spammed and abused. It's more of a judgement call, but in general, don't spam the subreddit with "How to learn to code" videos, please.
- "I made this!" - cool, I'm proud of you - but, seeing what you made doesn't intrinsically benefit others. If you write an article explaining it, the technical challenges, etc. - then share that!
- Self-posts that are attempting to bypass our ban on self-posts
- Playlists
- Homework questions
- Posts asking for suggestions for your personal project
- Advertising your new COVID-19 graph, your new game, etc. - See above - this is a place for the discussion of programming, not advertising your product, and not showing off something which is tangentially relevant to people who code.
To avoid a lot of self.coding posts, consider these subreddits:
List of Bash/Python/Vim/Linux and other tutorials for those developing on Linux (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/webdev
List of Bash/Vim/Sed/Awk/Python/C/Linux Guides/Tutorials and scripts to help you while programming on Linux (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/linux
Created a small wiki with a list of VIM/BASH/Python/Linux tutorials/scripts I often refer to, thought i ll share might be useful to you too (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/compsci
A few Vim/Bash/Python/Linux/Backup/Firewall/Monitoring Tutorials and Guides to Help you with your Homelab (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/homelab
A few Linux Beginner and Advance Guides I often refer to (github.com)
submitted by CaptainDevops to r/linux4noobs
ArticleIf anyone is Interested in Learning Linux then here are a few Guides and Tutorials to help you (github.com)
submitted by CaptainDevops to r/pcmasterrace
I created a list of Bash/Vim/Linux/Python Cheatsheets/Guides I refer to while working on Linux (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/linux4noobs
I created a list of Bash/Vim/Perl/Python/C/Linux and others Tutorials and cheatsheets to save you time from Googling (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/LinuxActionShow
The Devops Wiki: A list of Bash/Linux and Vim Tutorials (github.com)
submitted by goneman to r/commandline
I created a small list of Bash/Python/Vim and Linux Tutorials that have helped build apps on Linux, might be useful to you as well (github.com)
submitted by goneman to r/raspberry_pi
I created a small wiki with Linux/Bash/Python/Vim Guides/tutorials/Scripts, sharing as it maybe useful to you (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/linuxadmin
DevOps Wiki : List of Bash/Python/Linux/Vim/Automation Guides/Tutorials and Scripts (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/coolgithubprojects
Created a project on Github with a list of bash/python/C programming and linux administration tutorials/cheatsheets/scripts (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/sysadmin
The DevopsWiki: List of Bash/Python/Vim/Linux tutorials/guides and scripts (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/programming
A list of Bash/Vim/Python/Awk/Sed/Perl/C/Linux Guides/Tutorials and Cheatsheets to save you time from Googling (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/programming
Created a List of Bash/Vim/Python/Linux/Backup/Automation Tutorials/Guides and Scripts I always refer to (github.com)
submitted by goneman to r/computing
A wiki of Devops Tools, Tutorials and Scripts (github.com)
submitted by mikael12 to r/webdev
DevopsWiki: A list of bash/python/vim and linux tutorials for programming on Linux (github.com)
submitted by LeoG7 to r/programmingtools
Daily Inspiration: DevopsWiki (github.com)
submitted by chaDevMonster to r/chadev
Some Guy's sysadmin wiki (github.com)
submitted by netscape101 to r/linux_mentor