r/javascript (about 2.5M members, directory rank #455) is for JavaScript and TypeScript-related projects and chat. Broader front-end and back-end web development questions often belong in the webdev hub.
See also webdev vs javascript on SubMouse.
How to choose
Stay on javascript for JS/TS language and library discussion. Use webdev for wider web development topics spanning stacks and careers in web work.
Starting point: r/javascript
r/javascript
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- Members: 2.5M
- Directory rank: #455
- 7-day growth: +530
Chat about javascript and javascript related projects. Yes, typescript counts. Please keep self promotion to a minimum/reasonable level.
Curated alternatives
webdev: reddit for web developers
- Members: 3.3M
- Directory rank: #314
When to choose it: Front-end or back-end web development beyond a JS-only question.
Why it is here: Paired on webdev vs javascript; shared JavaScript & Web Dev topic. Public description: all things web development; points design questions to web_design (about 3.3M members, rank #314).
How it differs from r/javascript: Stack-agnostic webdev hub versus JS/TS-focused room.
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