devRant

devRant

Fun community for developers

22 ratings
38 reviews

Archived App

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 14, 2016
  • October 30, 2020

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About

Connect with fellow programmers in a supportive community. Share your coding triumphs and struggles, and find humor in the daily life of a developer. It's a space to bond over shared experiences in tech and beyond.

Share coding successes and frustrations
Connect with other programmers
Discuss tech and life as a developer
Community for software developers
Humorous content about programming
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What's New in devRant

1.17.0

October 30, 2020

- Introducing subscribed feed! You can now see new rants, comments, and likes from people you follow in one easy-to-browse feed. It also shows recommended users to follow.

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Subscription plans

devRant++

devRant++ subscription

$1.991 Month
How to cancel devRant subscription ⁉️
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In-App Purchases

$0.99

1-400 Points for Avatar Item

1-400 points for a devRant avatar item

User reviews

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A Truly Discriminating community

I joined devRant at the beginning of my journey as a developer and I was looking for help, tips, and support. Yet in return I was being outed for not being as skilled as the group and being less educated. Another issue is that there is a points system that discriminates beginners or people who won’t sink money into it, (you can purchase points in exchange for cosmetic items) it is not so much a community as it is a union.
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Horrible community

Some people are alright. Most of the things you see on there are ok. Yet whenever I said something I would be completely hated on. I couldn’t say a thing without people being rude to me. It’s a ranting app, never really wanted people to respond, I just wanted to say how I feel yet people made me feel worse about everything. I had to delete my account because things got so bad. Don’t go there if you already ate bad mentally.
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App good, community evil

From my very own experience I can tell that the idea, as always, was great, but the community of people most vocal there consists mostly of self centered ignorant angry thugs. I tried, I posted, I left unimpressed.

Pretty immature community.

Probably great if you’re real young and/or immature. Kinda feels like BBSs's I used to hang out on when I was 13.

FAQ

What is devRant?

devRant is a social networking platform designed specifically for developers. It provides a space for programmers to share their successes, frustrations, and general thoughts about coding, technology, and life as a developer.

What are the key features of devRant?

Key features include the ability to share 'rants' about coding experiences, connect with other developers, and engage in discussions about tech and the programmer lifestyle. It aims to foster a sense of community and shared understanding among users.

How does devRant make money?

The app offers an optional subscription called devRant++. This subscription costs $1.99 USD per month and provides additional features. Users can manage and turn off auto-renewal for this subscription through their account settings.

Is devRant available on all devices?

The provided description does not specify device compatibility. However, it mentions payment being charged to iTunes Account, suggesting availability on iOS devices. It is common for such apps to also be available on Android.

What kind of content can I expect on devRant?

You can expect a mix of content related to software development, including humorous anecdotes about coding challenges, relatable frustrations with technology, and discussions about the daily life of a programmer. It's a place to find both support and amusement.