Matt Silverman - 4 Key Web Developer Community Resources
http://mashable.com/2010/04/15/web-developer-communities/
From the Internet’s earliest days, programmers would congregate in chat rooms and on forums to ask questions, swap code, and brag about their latest software masterpieces. The old stereotype of the anti-social, code-obsessed geek couldn’t be further from the truth. Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name — or at least, your IRC handle.
Thanks to the very developers who used to haunt those fleeting chat channels and techie forums, we now have the bright,bold, user-friendly colors of the social web, where the current generation of coding wizards can connect with seasoned veterans to brainstorm the future of the Internet.
StackOverflow looks like something that our Joomla! Community might want to consider for future use.
From the Internet’s earliest days, programmers would congregate in chat rooms and on forums to ask questions, swap code, and brag about their latest software masterpieces. The old stereotype of the anti-social, code-obsessed geek couldn’t be further from the truth. Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name — or at least, your IRC handle.
Thanks to the very developers who used to haunt those fleeting chat channels and techie forums, we now have the bright,bold, user-friendly colors of the social web, where the current generation of coding wizards can connect with seasoned veterans to brainstorm the future of the Internet.
StackOverflow looks like something that our Joomla! Community might want to consider for future use.
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