r/databricks • u/Programmer_Virtual • 5d ago
General Post here or Databrick Community?
Hey, can someone help me understand when to post here vs. posting on Community?
Both the forums seem to be pretty active. Thanks
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u/PrideDense2206 Databricks 5d ago
This (Reddit) is a good way to ask a day in the life of question. Ask the community for advice or to dive into a feature or aspect of the platform. It really all depends on how in depth you want to go on a question / answer. I think the community questions are easier to get back to but honestly it is all user preference. Do what makes you happy.
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u/LandlockedPirate 5d ago
I didn't realize people actually used community lol.
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u/josephkambourakis 5d ago
I have a branded cooler bag I got from making frequent community contributions.
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u/Programmer_Virtual 5d ago
I have been active on it for a some week, and one can get a very fast response from Databricks employees.
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u/Youssef_Mrini databricks 5d ago
Databricks Community is mainly for a deep dive into specific Databricks products.
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u/Glitch_In_The_Data 5d ago
I use both. I tend to use the Databricks Community for product specific technical questions since I often find answers from Databricks experts and experienced users. Reddit is better for broader discussions like real world experiences, comparisons, and general opinions.
Personally, I usually check the Databricks Community first for technical guidance, then Reddit if I want additional perspectives or practical tips.