2,096 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.
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.
Pawan.Krd connects software and IT enthusiasts with other professionals. Members exchange ideas, collaborate and discuss APIs or industry news within the development community.
Snap Shot Studios follows Snoogle's Roblox games, including Crossovers. The server offers development previews, events and space for member creations or fan art.
Google Developer Community presents a global peer group for developers at different experience levels. Members can share knowledge, discuss ideas and collaborate on coding projects.
mizuki is a social server with its description available in French and English. Members can meet new people, play together and join occasional giveaways.
CubeCoders' community supports AMP and related products for game-server administrators. It provides discussion and assistance around the management platform for Windows and Linux, rather than acting as a general game server.
PokéClicker's community follows the browser game and supports its development. Members can show their progress and use a Pokémon trivia channel, with Discord-specific in-game rewards also described.
dave's jolly ol' home began around Roblox 3008 and became a wider hangout. Members share art and development work while retaining game-specific channels and occasional creator updates.
Prism Launcher's community supports users of the open-source Minecraft launcher. Its introduction describes general discussion, support questions and development channels for people interested in contributing.
CyberMP's community follows a custom multiplayer project for Cyberpunk 2077. Members can discuss its development state with others and the author, while the profile outlines the platform's intended custom-server modes.
Lanyard's profile introduces a service for exposing a user's Discord presence through an API or WebSocket. It describes developer-facing uses and a key-value store, but does not establish specific discussion channels or support activities in the server.
The r/Apple community discusses Apple devices and broader technology. Members can seek technical help and buying advice while comparing products and sharing interests with other enthusiasts.
TCM Security's community welcomes cybersecurity learners, professionals and enthusiasts. Its introduction connects people taking courses or preparing for certifications, while giving limited detail about particular support channels or events.
Voidstar Lab connects Zack Freedman's audience around making projects. Members can share work, ask about electronics or 3D printing and contribute to open-source hardware and software.
Dolphin Emulator's community helps people use the GameCube and Wii emulator. Members can also discuss games, development and new features, while the source points to a project website for downloads and guides.
VTube Studio Headquarters helps people use the VTubing application. The community primarily handles app issues but also welcomes broader conversation about VTubers and casual chat.
EXM Tweaks' Discord entry concerns a PC optimization and latency-checking service. The introduction describes its commercial offering but provides little information about specific community channels or activities.
Arch Linux Community is an unofficial group for users of the distribution. Its introduction combines technical support with general discussion and describes dedicated technical, social and LGBTQ channels.
Meshtastic's entry focuses on a community-driven project for off-grid communication using LoRa radios. The introduction describes radio mesh networking and the project itself, leaving Discord-specific activities undescribed.
GameMaker's community helps people learn the engine and develop their games. Members can find tutorials and scripts, talk with developers and request help with project ideas.
Chem's Abandonware Game Emporium focuses on game preservation and older titles. Members can suggest additions, join events and ask for technical help; its introduction states a policy against piracy.
Ranch Roleplay (ranchroleplay.com) is a popular RedM community focused on high quality roleplay and story telling. Brought to you by an experienced team.
TorBox's listing offers product support and conversations with developers. The About section also describes a broader technology community covering Rezi, programming, AI and project collaboration.
Avrae Development provides help and discussion for the D&D Discord bot. Community members can share their own creations and commands, while the profile explains the bot's dice rolling, character-sheet and combat tools.
YARG connects players and contributors around an open-source rhythm game. Members can talk with others, help develop the project and ask questions or seek technical assistance.
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Unity Developer Community offers questions, project showcases and recruitment around the Unity engine. It organizes periodic game jams and explicitly states that it is independent of Unity.
ii's Stupid Menu connects people making or using game mods. The source invites members to share projects, get help and spend time with others interested in modding.
