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Life & fun · December 19, 2015

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QA Website for requesting and voting on programming tutorials

QA Website for requesting and voting on programming tutorials launched on December 19, 2015 with 10 votes and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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Wanted-Tuts is a website where programmers can request and vote on programming tutorials they want to see created. Launched in 2015, the platform lets the developer community collectively decide which tutorial topics should be prioritized based on community interest. It serves as a way to connect tutorial creators with the programming topics that learners most want to learn.

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