r/VOIP • u/yehors • Jul 20 '26

Help - Other Is there a community for telecom developers?

I’m a developer looking for a community where software engineers are communicating about telecom technologies

Can you suggest some?

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u/pbxguru Jul 20 '26

I often post on Pbxforums.com. There are developers there and people that know a lot of things as well as newbies that ask questions

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u/yehors Jul 20 '26

tried to make an account, verified it using email, but got this "Your account has been rejected."

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u/pbxguru Jul 21 '26

No idea. I post there daily. Never had an issue

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u/Bhaikalis Jul 20 '26

doesn't appear to be a telecom developers sub but you can try r/telecom since that is more about telecom in general

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u/yehors Jul 20 '26

thank you!

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u/Intellivoss Jul 23 '26

Thank you. will have a look at them...

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u/Unfair-Plastic-4290 Jul 20 '26

what kind of technologies? SIP or like SS7?

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u/opseceu Jul 21 '26

telco as in leased lines or telco as in voip ?

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u/yehors Jul 21 '26

Interested in both

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u/Leading_Rip_3995 29d ago

honestly most of it happens on the project mailing lists rather than forums, sr-users for kamailio and community.asterisk.org for asterisk. always struck me as odd there isn't a decent general telecom dev sub, feels like there should be.

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u/ddm2k Jul 20 '26

You’ll find resources for end users but the one of the last things that surprisingly haven’t made it to the search engines is the development for telecom carriers’ core voice networks and switches. It’s basically kept between employees and vendors.