Anywhere I can ask for programming help?

Because I know /prog/ is going to shit, I refuse to ask for my programming help here, also because right now my language isn't exactly what /prog/ is affluent in, JavaScript and HTML, but that's beside the point. Does /prog/ know of any forums I can go to to ask how to do a program, or to ask if one's possible?

Javascript is the cancer killing the internet.
Use google to find your shit forums.

DON'T META-HELP HIM!!

>>1
Downvoted for confusing "fluent" with "affluent"

Sorry, of which knowledge /prog/ is affluent with.

We don't care which dialect of lisp you use!

>>4
Upvoted for using the meme I invented

>>7
You are a machine, son. You do not "invent" "memes".

Google

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>>7
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>>11
THE GREASY ANUS

>>11
Oh cunts! Wrong pastebuffer

>>13
Moar like delicious pastebuffer amirite?

>>13
Windows has only one paste buffer. Enjoy your Loonicks and confusing MULTIPLE buffers.

>>15
That's like looking at a cripple telling someone "Enjoy your two feet and ability to run" as if the cripple is in a superior position.

>>15
When did /prog/ get Windows users? IHBT

>>16
Except an ability to run is not a liability. It's more like a regular human saying to an android ``Enjoy your electronic arms susceptible to jamming, cold, power outages, and other random factors, while I use my arms, somewhat less capable, yet far more reliable and still capable of performing all necessary tasks.''..

*the ability to run

>>18
But we all know the human secretly wishes he too could have a "vibrate" mode on his hand.

>>6
Indeed. JavaScript is surely an acceptable lisp.

i don't think js and html are difficult enough to warrant asking for help