Coders-irc Server
Network Overview
Coders-IRC is a friendly, independent IRC network built by and for coders, scripters, and tech enthusiasts . It was registered on netsplit.de in February 2023 , making it a relatively new but growing network.
Server Infrastructure
The network runs on a distributed infrastructure with multiple server
| Server | Location | SSL Port | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
cs1.coders-irc.net | Newark, New Jersey, USA | 6697 | Active |
cs2.coders-irc.net | Montreal, Quebec, Canada | 6697 | Active |
cs3.coders-irc.net | London, England | 6697 | Active |
ipv6.coders-irc.net | IPv6 Server | 6697 | Active |
irc.coders-irc.net | Round-robin (Main) | 6697 | Primary |
All servers use wildcard Let's Encrypt SSL certificates for secure connections .
Technical Stack
- IRCd: Latest InspIRCd 4 (recently upgraded from 3.15.0)
- SSL/TLS: Full SSL support on port 6697
- Features: IRCv3 compliance, extended-monitor extension, WebSocket support
Community & Channels
The network averages 16 users and 8 chat rooms during connections . They have:
- Main website: https://www.coders-irc.net
- Resources site: https://www.coders-resources.net
- Git repository: https://git.csnode.com
- XDCC Ebooks room:
#Ebooksfor downloading tech books - Facebook community: Nearly 5,000 members
Network Rules
Simple and straightforward :
- Treat everyone with respect
- Don't be a dick!!!
- Register your nick and room
Linked Networks
Coders-IRC is linked to IRC-nERDs via pylink, allowing cross-network channels :
#coders-irc-lounge#nerds,#videogames,#linux,#ubuntu,#debian#cinema,#pirates,#starwars,#fedora#weechat,#marijuana,#kde,#irc,#guruda#startrek,##ircdev,#xtremenerds
Key People
- Eyecu: Network admin who posts updates
- mode60-Productions: Active contributor
- TG007: Mentioned in relation to script development
Connection Info
Server: cs1.coders-irc.net (or irc.coders-irc.net for round-robin)
Port: 6697 (SSL)The network emphasizes being a tight-knit community for developers who want to discuss code, share IRC scripts, and help each other—positioning itself as an alternative to "dead channels and toxic noise" found on larger networks .
