r/developer is a subreddit with 47k members. The community frequently discusses development, project, frontend, security, and startup, and they frequently recommend/review macbook and no-code platform, and the most common flair used is question, discussion, help, seeking team, and github.
Where professional developers come to talk about what it takes to be a great software developer. Job posts welcome.
Popular Topics in r/developer
#1
Development
55 posts
#2
Project
44 posts
#3
Frontend
32 posts
#4
Security
31 posts
#5
Startup
30 posts
#6
Backend
30 posts
#7
Programming
27 posts
#8
Api
26 posts
#9
Learning
25 posts
#10
Web Development
24 posts
Products Discussed in r/developer
Macbook
1 review
#1
Apple
5.0★ from 1 review
No-code Platform
1 review
#1
Pega
2.0★ from 1 review
Flair Used in r/developer
#1
Question
: "anyone running llm models locally?"
6 posts
#2
Discussion
: "Could you tell me about your work routine?"
5 posts
#3
Help
: "hi, someone can help me?"
3 posts
#4
Seeking Team
: "👨🌾🚜 Laptop Farmer / Host Services 🌐👨💻"
2 posts
#5
GitHub
: "VulnLedger – open-source CLI for SBOM generation + CVE scanning (supports 20+ ecosystems)"
2 posts
Member Growth in r/developer
Yearly
+19k members(66.3%)
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Last updated: July 6, 2026