Best Subreddits for Mobile App Developers

r/androiddev, r/AppIdeas, r/FlutterDev: where mobile app developers answer questions on Reddit, with each community's reported self-promotion norms.

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r/androiddevNews, articles, talks, tools and open source for Android developers, plus help and experience-sharing between them.Unknown
r/AppIdeasA community where developers, entrepreneurs and creators share and refine ideas for apps. It is for ideas rather than finished products.Reported by one source
r/FlutterDevA community for news and discussion about Flutter and Dart.Reported by several sources
r/iOSProgrammingA place to discuss and share articles, code samples and open-source projects about developing for iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS and visionOS.Reported by one source
r/reactnativeA community for learning and building native mobile apps with React Native.Reported by one source
r/SwiftUIA Reddit community focused only on SwiftUI, where people ask and answer SwiftUI questions (per a 2023 Swift Forums recommendation).Unknown
r/GrowthHackingA community for founders and marketers to share growth experiments, tools, news and startup growth stories. Promotional posts appear often alongside genuine questions.Reported by one source
r/SideProjectA place to share side projects and get constructive feedback on them. It is the most launch-friendly of the large founder communities, so most threads are makers showing something they built.Reported by several sources
r/buildinpublicA community for makers of any kind who share their progress, setbacks and lessons openly while they build. Weekly logs and milestone posts are the norm.Reported by one source
r/PPCA community for paid and performance advertising, covering Google, Meta, Microsoft and Amazon ads plus newer AI ad networks. Discussion centres on strategy, tracking and scaling campaigns.Unknown

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