The Others category is for discussions about back-end development topics that don’t fit into the specific categories for Node.js, PHP, GoLang, Ruby, or Python. If your post is about a different back-end language, tool, or technology, this is the place for it!
What to Post Here
- Questions or discussions about other back-end programming languages (e.g., Java, C#, Rust, Kotlin, etc.).
- Topics related to server-side tools and technologies not specific to the categorized languages (e.g., web servers, or messaging systems like RabbitMQ).
- General back-end architecture or design patterns.
- Comparisons or evaluations of different back-end technologies.
- Anything back-end-related that doesn’t fit into one of the existing categories.
What NOT to Post Here
- Front-end-specific questions (e.g., JavaScript frameworks, CSS, or HTML).
- Topics that belong in one of the existing categories (e.g., PHP, Node.js, Python, Ruby, or GoLang).
- Off-topic discussions unrelated to software development.
- Job postings, promotions, or spam.
- Vague or overly broad questions without specific context or examples.
Guidelines
- Be Clear: Clearly describe the language, tool, or topic you’re discussing, and provide examples or context when possible.
- Use Tags: Add tags to clarify your post’s topic (e.g.,
java
,c-sharp
,rust
,kotlin
,architecture
). - Link to Official Resources: Whenever possible, include links to official documentation or trusted sources to support your discussion.
Examples
- Good Post: “What are the best practices for handling concurrency in Rust? [Code snippet included]”
- Bad Post: “Concurrency in Rust is hard. Help?”
This category is a catch-all for everything back-end development that doesn’t have a dedicated space. Let’s keep it organized and insightful!