Discord servers · Programming
1,974 public servers that declare Programming as a category and English as a language, sorted by members online. Each row is Discord's own record of that server on the date shown; join links go to discord.gg.
BONELAB is an unofficial community for Stress Level Zero's VR games. It brings together modding, development, help and general conversation for players interested in the games.
GameDev.tv connects people learning and making games, from first projects to experienced developers. The community describes game jams, work feedback, tool discussions and opportunities to find collaborators.
Ryuu's Manifests describes a community supplying manifest files for Steamtools. It lists premium and reseller perks and says its website requires server membership, without establishing the provenance of the files or broader access terms.
Base’s official Discord connects developers and people exploring applications on its Ethereum Layer 2. The project’s documentation directs users here for support, while the wider ecosystem includes trading, payments, games and digital collectibles. It is the broad entry point in this selection, alongside more focused project communities.
Lemonade is associated with an AI tool for prototyping Roblox games from prompts. The introduction describes its workflow and Studio synchronisation rather than Discord-specific activities.
discord.js is a support community for building applications with the Discord JavaScript library. The introduction encourages app creators to join while asking visitors to bring a working understanding of JavaScript and Node.js.
client archives utilities and clients for different Minecraft editions and versions. The introduction mentions older software, video tutorials and ongoing client-development work within the community.
Friday Night Funkin' Fans discusses the base rhythm game, mods and fan engines. Dedicated channels collect mods, artwork and music, while a news team tracks developments and the community hosts events.
Pretendo Network is associated with an open-source replacement for Nintendo Network on 3DS and Wii U. Its introduction describes restoring online services through reverse engineering, without outlining Discord-specific activities.
Hugging Face's community discusses machine learning, research papers and open-source projects. Members can share creations and collaborate, with verification described as a way to link Hub and Discord accounts.
Roblox Developers is a community for people building on Roblox. Its short profile invites developers to meet peers, share their creations and ask for help, alongside general conversation.
SKlauncher's entry introduces a Minecraft launcher with skin, cape and modpack support. The retrieved text describes the software rather than specific discussions, support arrangements or activities in its Discord community.
Fortnite Creative & UEFN connects creators with peers and Epic developers. Members can troubleshoot technical problems, exchange ideas and provide feedback while following news about the creation tools.
Meteor Client's community is associated with an open-source Fabric utility mod for anarchy servers. The listing identifies support channels, development build downloads, update notifications and custom emojis.
RoVFX connects Roblox visual-effects designers and developers. Its introduction describes development help and community-made open-source assets that members can use to learn.
Radium is a fan-made Rec Room revival and archive project built around an older version of the game. Its description highlights a collection of player-made rooms, but does not detail separate Discord activities.
Spicetify helps users install and use the modification while supporting developer collaboration. Members can troubleshoot issues, share creations and request feedback on projects.
Mineplex's community accompanies the Minecraft minigame network across Java and Bedrock. Members can talk with one another, suggest ideas and take part in activities described by the server introduction.
PaperMC connects Minecraft server owners, developers and enthusiasts around open-source server software. Members can share projects, exchange feedback and collaborate with other developers while discussing the game.
Top.gg's Discord centers on discovering applications and developing communities. Members can discuss engagement, seek development support and showcase creations; the profile also introduces the platform's separate advertising offering.
FlyByWire Simulations connects contributors and users of its open-source flight-simulator add-ons. The Discord hosts development discussion and product support from community members and volunteers.
The C# community discusses C# and .NET programming inside and outside Discord. Members work on bots, seek code reviews and architecture help, and find mentoring for programming careers.
DepotBox's About text uses the name TwentyTwo Cloud and discusses Steam game tools and preservation. The community advertises tutorials, utility troubleshooting and game-file topics; these descriptions do not establish a consistent current brand.
Game Dev Network supports developers across engines and experience levels. Members can request code, art or design feedback, seek career advice, share commissions and join learning or charity events.
VEIN's community accompanies the post-apocalyptic survival sandbox game. Its Discord provides updates and a place for direct feedback and questions, separate from the game's crafting and survival activities.
Sui’s community connects builders with its blockchain tools and documentation. The official builder hub brings together guides, support and resources for launching applications.
Flarial Community centers on a Minecraft Bedrock PvP client. Its short introduction invites people to obtain the client through the server and lists example modules, without documenting other community activities.
Rust Programming Language Community welcomes new and experienced programmers. Members can ask general questions or explore specialised topics such as compilers, web development and graphical interfaces.
Official community for Deadlock Mod Manager, the free, open-source app for browsing, installing and managing Deadlock mods.
Globed Community supports the multiplayer mod for Geometry Dash. Members discuss the mod, report issues and participate in events such as themed level-creation contests, alongside general community chat.
Starlight River's Discord follows development of the Terraria mod. Developers share previews and progress, help users and participate in community conversation.
Warcraft Logs helps users discuss combat logs and parsing in World of Warcraft. Members can ask site questions and explore topics such as parsing rules or Classic speedruns.
Minecraft's most advanced duping and exploiting community! Dropping the big and actually useful exploits.
Operation Throwback focuses on older versions of Rainbow Six Siege. Its community provides tools and assistance for players interested in revisiting game history, rather than describing the current live game's standard matchmaking.
s&box's community follows development of the game creation platform. Members ask for help and use a work-in-progress section to show images and videos of their own projects.
Muse Dash Modding Community focuses on custom content for the rhythm game. Members can discover songs, compete on custom leaderboards and contribute their own charts or mods.
ClassicCounter is a CS:GO community with private 2016 servers. We use a 2016 CS:GO client to bring back the golden era of Counter-Strike.
SkyHanni supports users of the Hypixel SkyBlock mod. Members can report problems, follow beta releases and discuss feature ideas, with additional channels for broader SkyBlock topics.
OffSec's community discusses the company's information-security courses and certifications. It welcomes newcomers and practitioners, with mentoring and peer conversation around study paths such as OSCP.
Kaggle's community invites machine-learning practitioners to exchange techniques and keep up with AI development. Its introduction points to community models, datasets and code as resources for new projects.
CachyOS connects users and developers of the Arch Linux-based distribution. The description invites real-time Discord conversation, performance feedback and contributions such as benchmark results.
New Berk's Dawn follows a Minecraft mod inspired by How to Train Your Dragon. The description presents features as in development and invites chat, occasional roleplay, resource-pack discovery and update tracking.
Suppression Studios' community follows Roblox games including CHAIN. It highlights members' creations and runs game nights and giveaways, with staff available for community assistance.
ZERO Sievert's community follows the extraction shooter through news and player discussion. Members can seek game knowledge and share their own content, including videos and pixel art.
Project Fika's community follows the multiplayer mod ecosystem for SPT. Its profile introduces cooperative Tarkov gameplay and welcomes modders and players, but does not describe specific Discord support channels.
Homework Help connects learners and people willing to explain academic subjects. The community welcomes students, professionals and hobbyists for homework questions, broader discussion and sharing knowledge across disciplines.
The NeoForged Project's Discord is a development hub for the Minecraft Java modding platform. Its introduction welcomes questions about NeoForge and modding more broadly, alongside work on related projects.
Bambu Lab's Discord accompanies the desktop 3D-printer company. Its profile explains the company's background and interest in sharing knowledge with makers, but gives no concrete description of Discord support channels or events.
Lethal Company Modding helps new and experienced modders find resources for the game. It also has general conversation channels where members can discuss ideas or simply socialize outside technical work.
Friday Night Moddin' helps people make and discuss Friday Night Funkin' modifications. The introduction particularly welcomes beginners and points to channels for resolving problems with their projects.