the big list of programming and computing subverses

62    31 Jul 2015 20:07 by u/wilfra

Update:

  • I will keep adding subs as long as you post them. Don't worry if this has been up awhile.
  • Credit @SouthPark for the table.
  • Shameless plug: if you like lists like this, you may also enjoy /v/zujo :)
Subscribers (7/31/15) Subverse Description
16745 /v/pcmasterrace all PC-related things and the education of the console peasantry.
15375 /v/android Android.
15113 /v/programming Everything programming.
7095 /v/linux All things Linux.
5011 /v/learnprogramming Learning and teaching programming.
4988 /v/talesfromtechsupport Tales from Tech Support.
3678 /v/FreeSoftware Free and Libre Software.
2835 /v/linuxgaming Linux gaming.
2807 /v/androidapps Android Apps.
2506 /v/buildapc Build a PC.
2383 /v/hacking Hacking culture, news, and projects.
1974 /v/netsec Network Security.
1824 /v/sysadmin System Administration.
1732 /v/voatdev Official subverse related to Voat development.
1477 /v/apple Apple.
1361 /v/python Python programming language.
1181 /v/gamedev Game development.
1119 /v/raspberrypi Raspberry Pi
958 /v/ai Artificial intelligence.
895 /v/webdev Web development.
800 /v/tech Anonymous tech verse. No rules.
707 /v/ubuntu Ubuntu.
673 /v/windows Everything Windows related.
621 /v/linuxmasterrace The superiority of Linux based operating systems.
609 /v/javascript javascript.
549 /v/archlinux Arch Linux.
482 /v/jailbreak iOS jailbreaking.
463 /v/malware Malwares.
449 /v/homelab Home servers/networking.
410 /v/networking Enterprise Networking.
375 /v/Computers All things hardware.
341 /v/androidmasterrace Android Master Race.
336 /v/code Practice interview questions and talk about coding.
321 /v/arduino Arduino
306 /v/iphone Apple iPhone.
304 /v/windowsphone Windows Phone.
291 /v/LinuxDesktop Linux Desktop.
266 /v/php All things PHP
234 /v/hackingnews Hacking and Info Security News.
232 /v/java Java programming & discussion.
232 /v/cpp C++.
228 /v/Mac Apple Mac computers.
218 /v/techdiscussion Tech discussion.
210 /v/infosec Information security.
207 /v/cryptography Cryptography.
205 /v/csharp C#
197 /v/androidgaming Games for Android devices
189 /v/debian Debian.
186 /v/microsoft All things Microsoft.
178 /v/ruby Ruby programming language.
178 /v/linuxmint Linux Mint
166 /v/algorithms Algorithms and data-structures.
158 /v/artificiallife Research, projects, and ideas on artificial life.
149 /v/chromecast Google Chromecast Discussion
144 /v/vim The text editor Vim.
134 /v/reverseengineering Reverse engineering in general.
128 /v/androiddev Android development.
126 /v/iOS Apple iOS.
126 /v/FreeBSD FreeBSD.
121 /v/machinelearning Machine learning.
115 /v/osx Apple OS X.
102 /v/programmingtalks Interesting video talks related to computers or programming.
97 /v/hackernews Vulnerabilities, offensive/defensive, security, next-gen technology.
93 /v/learngamedev Learning game development.
90 /v/surface Microsoft Surface.
88 /v/AppleWatch Apple Watch.
87 /v/selfhosted Alternatives to popular online services that can be self hosted.
85 /v/computerscience Computer science discussion.
83 /v/androidcirclejerk Android circlejerk.
82 /v/bsd BSD.
78 /v/unix Unix.
70 /v/fedora Fedora Linux.
69 /v/seo SEO.
69 /v/unixpix Unix Pix.
65 /v/emacs Emacs, GNU or otherwise.
64 /v/githubpick Any project you think deserves attention on GitHub.
57 /v/webhosting Web hosting.
56 /v/cscareerquestions Computer Science career questions.
54 /v/techcareerquestions Tech career questions.
50 /v/Swift Swift programming language.
50 /v/OpenBSD OpenBSD.
43 /v/kde KDE.
36 /v/microcontrollers Microcontroller hardware & software projects, news.
35 /v/hpc High-performance computing.
35 /v/digitalliteracy How to share the love of computing with self-described "computer illiterate."
31 /v/webdevelopers Web developers.
25 /v/creativecoding Programming for the arts.
24 /v/manjaro Manjaro.
22 /v/defcon DefCon.
21 /v/tinycode Minimalistic programming.
21 /v/VoatBugHunters Help Voat try and track down reported bugs.
19 /v/opengl OpenGL Open Graphics Library.
16 /v/git Git Source Control Management.
16 /v/embedded Embedded hardware, firmware, and software.
14 /v/WatchPeopleCode Share any video of people coding.
14 /v/askdev Ask anything related to the IT world, even networking, career or robotics software.
13 /v/lua the Lua programming language.
10 /v/datamining Datamining and a bit beyond.
9 /v/compscipapers CS Research Papers, Conference Proceedings, Books, and Lectures.
9 /v/codetheweb All things related to creating the web.
8 /v/itcareerquestions How to get started in IT, get further in the industry, and share resources.
8 /v/computing Computing.
6 /v/Tranquility Dev vLog for the game Tranquility.
6 /v/XSL all things XML and XSL
2 /v/funcprogramming Programming with functional style
1 /v/gpgpu General-purpose Programming on GPU and massively parallel computing in general.
1 /v/xfce Xfce is a lightweight desktop environment for UNIX-like operating systems.
1 /v/flossdroid Free/Libre and Open Source software built for Android.

29 comments

4 u/wouldntsavezion 31 Jul 2015 20:21

You actually added /v/webdevelopers but not /v/webdev which is way more popular.

3 u/edt 31 Jul 2015 20:42

What about v/emacs and v/vim?

3 u/Codewow 03 Aug 2015 04:08

/v/php isn't on the list.

2 u/SouthPark 31 Jul 2015 20:49

I made it into a table!

Edit: Glad you liked it :)

2 u/moralpatient 31 Jul 2015 22:13

Can I have a shameless plug for my own v/itcareerquestions?

2 u/Project2501 31 Jul 2015 23:27

There are some niche verses that might warrant some love, from /v/cryptography, /v/datamining, /v/code, /v/reverseengineering. /v/defcon should get some more content extremely soon. Though I do say this as someone who has literally just started /v/compscipapers, as I really like reading papers, but was hesitant in contacting some mods for fear of stepping on people's toes. EDIT: And it was more just not having all the relevant submissions yet submitted to showcase diverse topics (I know I am biased in what I read, and have read), as well as needing to branch out to track down decent white papers from companies.

1 u/Craftkorb 31 Jul 2015 21:47

Added it to the sidebar. Thank you!

1 u/snowfragrance 31 Jul 2015 22:38

NICE!

1 u/rlomax 31 Jul 2015 23:08

/v/AI and /v/artificiallife.

1 u/duannguyen 01 Aug 2015 04:54

Please add /v/WatchPeopleCode. It's a small subverse, but I really think a lot of people can benefit from it.

1 u/Morbo 01 Aug 2015 18:03

Don't forget the embedded and single board computing platforms. Can we get /v/raspberrypi, /v/arduino and /v/microcontrollers on the list?

1 u/skeeto 02 Aug 2015 21:30
1 u/CoLeon0 04 Aug 2015 05:26

Thank you so much! I really needed a list like this, and I can't wait to check out these subverses :)

1 u/TheGuyWithFace 04 Aug 2015 22:50

I'll add a plug for /v/VoatBugHunters, a sub dedicated to tracking down and fixing known issues with the voat source code. We're in the process of putting together a wiki guide for the source to help make it more digestible, once we do we hope to be far more active.

1 u/cococo 05 Aug 2015 00:44

Can you add /v/CreativeCoding?

1 u/bilog78 12 Aug 2015 23:29

FWIW, I've just created /v/gpgpu (for GPGPU and massively parallel programming in general).

1 u/MRPockets 26 Jan 2016 07:05

Please add v/flossdroid - a subverse for discussing FLOSS for Android.

0 u/llagerlof 03 Aug 2015 22:38

/v/GitHubPick, maybe? ;-)

0 u/leixiaotie 13 Aug 2015 07:20

I've just created /v/askdev. Here you can ask anything related to IT world, even networking, career or robotics software. Currently it have about 12 subscribers there.

0 u/RayoGundead 11 Nov 2015 15:39

/v/XSL for all things XML and XSL.

0 u/RayoGundead 12 Nov 2015 08:02

/v/selfhosted Self-Hosted Alternatives to Popular Services

0 u/NullByte 16 Dec 2015 23:55

Feel free to add this to the list: /v/computing

0 u/RayoGundead 27 Dec 2015 11:47

/v/FuncProgramming - Functional Programming

"Programming with functional style!"

0 u/cruelecole 17 Jan 2017 01:43

Nice list, thank you. Here's a new subverse for the R programming language:
/v/programmingR