About DevEx
The developer community for all things DevEx: new ideas, tips, lively discussions, and problem-solving in the software world.
The community at a glance
DevEx is a Slack Group for DevOps Engineers and Programmers with roughly 200 members. It has been around since 2022. It has a live chat communication style. It also includes 1:1 member pairing, events or meetups, and job listings or career networking. On the Hive Index it ranks #2 in the DevOps communities list.
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is DevEx for?
- Best for DevOps Engineers and Programmers enthusiasts looking for a Slack-based community with live chat, events or meetups.
- Is DevEx free to join?
- This listing is not marked as paid-only. Access rules and any fees are decided by the community.
- How many members does DevEx have?
- Roughly 200 members, based on figures reported by the community or its host. Member counts are approximate and change over time.
- What platform is DevEx on?
- DevEx runs on Slack. Slack is a business communication platform which offers many realtime chat features, including persistent chat rooms (channels) organized by topic, private groups, and direct messaging. Slack is popular as a company communication tool, but offers realtime communication functionality to other types of communities as well.
- What topics does DevEx cover?
- On the Hive Index, DevEx is organized under DevOps Engineers, Programmers.
- How do I join DevEx?
- You can join DevEx by clicking this link, or pressing the "Go to community" button above.
- What are the DevOps communities like?
- Communities for DevOps engineers and platform teams covering CI/CD, cloud infrastructure, Kubernetes, and site reliability. Discord and Slack host active practitioner communities, with discussion ranging from tool comparisons and troubleshooting to career paths and on-call culture.
Added 9/11/2022
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- Visitors
- 19
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