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GeezerVison is showing stackoverflow.com — Introducing Collectives™: Communities within Stack Overflow

Collectives™ on Stack Overflow

Find centralized, trusted content and collaborate around the technologies you use most.

Learn more about Collectives

Areas of practice, technology, and provider organizations already on Collectives:

AWS

40k members
A collective for developers who utilize Amazon Web Services' infrastructure and platform capabilities. The AWS Collective is organized and managed by the Stack Overflow community as a resource for developers.

Mobile Development

31k members
A collective for developers who want to share their knowledge and learn more about mobile development practices and platforms

CI/CD

25k members
A collective where developers focused on continuous integration, delivery, and deployment can find, share, and learn about simultaneous development.

NLP

14k members
A collective focused on NLP (natural language processing), the transformation or extraction of useful information from natural language data.

Microsoft Azure

32k members
A collective for developers to engage, share, and learn about Microsoft Azure’s open-source frameworks, languages, and platform. This collective is organized and managed by the Stack Overflow community.

R Language

17k members
A collective where data scientists and AI researchers gather to find, share, and learn about R and other subtags like knitr and dplyr.
View all 9 Collectives

Collectives works for you

Make your job easier with Collectives on Stack Overflow.

Find trusted answers, fast

Stop testing multiple solutions to your questions.

Find the answers recommended or provided by subject matter experts from the community or who build and support a company's technology.


0 Votes
4 Answers

How to flatten frequencies in Audio Bubble?
Answer Answer recommended by Audio Bubble
View full answer
Sam Wright
Recognized by Audio Bubble

Find information about technologies that interest you in one place

There’s no need to review multiple tag pages.

The Collectives page provides a centralized view of questions and answers and content using tags associated with an area of technical practice or an organization’s technology.


Pinned articles
Welcome to Audio Bubble
Questions
Are there webhook integrations with Audio Bubble?
Answer
About collective
Recognized Members
Top Tags

Engage with new content formats

Because some topics require more than Q&A.

Find in-depth knowledge on a topic or product with technical how-to guides and knowledge Articles, and get timely, relevant updates with Bulletins.

Knowledge article
Introduction to Audio Bubble Graph API
How-to-guide
How to suggest a good article
More from Audio Bubble Collective
Are there webhook integrations with Audio Bubble?
How to flatten frequencies in Audio Bubble?
How do I get oAuth2 to work with Audio Bubble 3.0 SDK?

Earn recognition

Consider yourself an expert on Google Cloud? Think you know the most about Go Language?

Earn a Recognized Member designation from the Admins of a Collective and/or your favorite technology companies. See your answers recommended and check where you rank on the Collectives leaderboard.

Sam Wright
This user is first on the weekly Audio Bubble collective leaderboard
Recognized by Audio Bubble
Collective members
Search
Dan Smith
Penina Austin
Janelle Hunter
Answer Answer recommended by Audio Bubble

Here’s what people are saying about Collectives on Stack Overflow

I think both businesses and developers will benefit from Collectives because they make it easier to connect and keep in touch. Developers have been coming together and helping each other on the Stack Overflow platform for a long time. With Collectives, companies can now also become part of this active community.

Martin Spickermann
Senior Software Developer at Shopify

I’m most excited about the Recognized Member feature. Beyond reputation, I think the Recognized Member badge can more accurately reflect a user’s expertise in a domain. Endorsement by a Recognized Member can also help to increase the visibility of new, better, but not highly voted answers to old questions, encouraging developers to take a closer look before just adopting the highest voted answer.

Benjamin W.
Stack Overflow user

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What is Collectives™ on Stack Overflow?

Collectives™ on Stack Overflow are dedicated spaces where developers can find content that’s organized around an area of technical practice or a technology provider's product suite. Read more on the Help Center

What is a recommended answer?

A recommended answer helps users quickly and easily identify the best solution to a question. Answers are recommended by subject matter experts who have been designated as Recognized Members of a collective. Learn more about recommended answers

What are the different types of users in a Collective?

Within Collectives, there are 4 Collective-specific user types: Member, Recognized Member, Admin, Employee. More about the user types

How do you determine which tags are included in a Collective?

Collective tags are based on technologies that are part of certain areas of practice or a technology provider’s product suite. Read more about tags

How do I join a Collective?

Anybody with a Stack Overflow account can join a collective! Visit a collective’s page (by clicking on the collectives badge on a question page) and press the “Join collective” button. The collective will now show up in the left sidebar. Join a collective

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