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/r/programming doesn't get that specific into programming. I think it's mostly an aggregator of resources for beginners learning how to program. (a large percen
by Alex_Jiang 13y ago
/r/programming doesn't get that specific into programming. I think it's mostly an aggregator of resources for beginners learning how to program. (a large percentage of the posts are questions like 'which language')
I think its possible that your product could have gone over many peoples heads, at least in that particular sub.
Have you looked into subreddits like r/webdevelopment or r/html5( or javascript,CSS)? They have less readers but maybe they're more your target?
- namecast 13y agoI'll poke around. I admittedly have a bit of 'subreddit blindness'. I'll check those subs out on www.stattit.com. Thanks for the suggestion.