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.
Shardeum brings together developers, technologists, creators and other people interested in its EVM-based Layer 1 blockchain. The network's stated focus is dynamic state sharding, while the community emphasizes collaboration and participation from people with both technical and non-technical backgrounds.
LC 2026 presents a community around the Lightcord custom Discord client. Its description focuses on voice processing, stereo audio and performance claims, without specifying Discord-community support or events.
Welcome to Executor Support! Are you a fan of Executors? Join us to chat with fellow users, get the latest news, updates, and stay informed about future…
BrawlDev's Hideout connects Roblox creators around Lua, Luau and game development. The community invites project pitches, feedback and collaboration, and describes game jams, scripting contests and opportunities to test new games.
Artificial Intelligence focuses on the mathematics and engineering behind machine learning and deep learning. The community welcomes academic and industry discussion and offers resources for building foundational understanding.
Chainlink's Discord connects developers and community members interested in bringing external data and services into smart contracts. Topics include APIs, automation and blockchain integrations, with a focus on helping people understand and build applications using Chainlink infrastructure.
Oracle infrastructureMultichain — oracle and cross-chain services; not a single application blockchain
Twilight Princess Randomizer brings together people revisiting the Zelda game through randomised play. Its introduction welcomes beginners, casual players and speedrunners interested in the mod's changes.
Linera's community follows a Layer 1 blockchain designed around smaller parallel chains called microchains. Alongside technical and cryptocurrency discussion, members share art and memes and explore the infrastructure behind real-time applications and markets.
Step inside the ultimate audio playground. ÆTERNARE Radio isn’t just a server — it’s a broadcasting network. AI-music radio station streamed live across…
CodeSupport helps programmers work through coding questions and discuss development practices. Its introduction welcomes both experienced developers and learners, with peer responses and conversation about improving code.
Jame Gam organizes a recurring game jam and a wider learning community. Participants can vote on themes or submit ideas, and people who are not entering a jam can still help and learn from others.
Aave Community connects users and developers around the lending protocol. Its Discord description covers governance proposals, upcoming features, developer support and integrations. The protocol’s address book also documents its Polygon deployment.
DeFi lending protocolAave V3 lending deployment on Polygon PoS
EdgyPro's community targets Edgenuity students and promotes an automation tool that includes automatic answers. Its introduction offers student collaboration and a place to purchase the product; it does not establish paid Discord membership.
IGDA's Discord connects people working in game development with the International Game Developers Association. The community focuses on peer connections and professional development, and joining the Discord does not require association membership.
Neo Tokyo is a networking community for developers, founders, builders and investors interested in crypto gaming and virtual worlds. Its focus is on connecting participants who want to develop projects and tools in those areas and exchange ideas about the industry's growth.
Walrus develops decentralized storage and verifiable data infrastructure. Its data identifiers and availability proofs are recorded on Sui, connecting storage services to the blockchain.
PKHeX Development Projects focuses on Pokémon save-tool development and game-mechanics research. The community also points people with tool-specific questions toward troubleshooting information.
Raspberry Pie is a technology community centered loosely on Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers. Members discuss programming, networking and hardware and can ask for technical help or exchange knowledge.
