What are other places for “programminghelp”?

Question

This morning I answered a question on "programminghelp":https://www.reddit.com/r/programminghelp/comments/wge1ws/comment/ij2arzn/?context=3But was told I did a little too much and violated a rule by just coding the whole thing.Is there a place (on reddit or anywhere) that doesn't have this rule?

JonChesterfield · Accepted Answer

Link wasn't clickable, lazily highlighted and hit search and Google found me this page but not the Reddit page. No other results from the search. Pasting into the address bar does at least (still?) work instead of automatically searching Google for it.For op, you might like the code review stackexchange site. https://codereview.stackexchange.com/

mahathu · Answer

How about browsing the new posts of a tag you're interested in on stackoverflow? If I remember correctly they don't have a rule against "complete solutions", but one against asking such questions.For example: https://stackoverflow.com/search?tab=newest&q=react

worldmerge · Answer

https://www.reveddit.com/v/programminghelp/comments/wge1ws/h...to see your comment.

ruskyhacker · Answer

https://discord.gg/engineerman He's got a YouTube channel too, super active community with over 20k members. Sauce: I'm a mod

t_mann · Answer

Stackoverflow is the place where copy-pasteable answers are appreciated.

Leftium · Answer

https://www.codementor.io/

quickthrower2 · Answer

Why do you want to code the whole thing and give away that code? You are at best giving them a fish instead of teaching how to fish, and worse case you are helping someone cheat on an assignment for free.

joshxyz · Answer

reddit mods are fucking snowflakes, stay out of it.

What are other places for “programminghelp”?

This morning I answered a question on "programminghelp":
https://www.reddit.com/r/programminghelp/comments/wge1ws/comment/ij2arzn/?context=3
But was told I did a little too much and violated a rule by just coding the whole thing.
Is there a place (on reddit or anywhere) that doesn't have this rule?

How about browsing the new posts of a tag you're interested in on stackoverflow? If I remember correctly they don't have a rule against "complete solutions", but one against asking such questions.
For example: https://stackoverflow.com/search?tab=newest&q=react

https://www.reveddit.com/v/programminghelp/comments/wge1ws/h...
to see your comment.

https://discord.gg/engineerman He's got a YouTube channel too, super active community with over 20k members. Sauce: I'm a mod

Stackoverflow is the place where copy-pasteable answers are appreciated.

https://www.codementor.io/

Why do you want to code the whole thing and give away that code? You are at best giving them a fish instead of teaching how to fish, and worse case you are helping someone cheat on an assignment for free.

reddit mods are fucking snowflakes, stay out of it.