r/womenwhocode is a subreddit with 4k members. The community frequently discusses job, coding, women, career, and women who code, and the most common flair used is networking, careeradvice, gettingstarted, and continuedlearning.
Its all about women in the tech industry. From coders, software developers, computer science engineers... let’s hear it from the girls.
Popular Topics in r/womenwhocode
#1
Job
14 posts
#2
Coding
11 posts
#3
Women
11 posts
#4
Career
11 posts
#5
Women Who Code
9 posts
#6
Hiring
7 posts
#7
Newbie
6 posts
#8
Hackathon
6 posts
#9
Remote
4 posts
#10
Learning
4 posts
Flair Used in r/womenwhocode
#1
networking
: "To the Women of Machine Learning - I'm Hiring!"
6 posts
#2
careeradvice
: "Which IT/Tech sectors are currently booming but have low supply of skilled people?"
5 posts
#3
gettingstarted
: "Data science buddy"
3 posts
#4
continuedlearning
: "We built a completely free Java course with a built-in code editor, 50+ labs, and 560+ interview prep questions — no paywall, free forever"
3 posts
Member Growth in r/womenwhocode
Yearly
+2k members(107.6%)
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Last updated: July 11, 2026