Where to start, oh boy.
Community Hub
Firstly, they got live and online events, hackathons and so much more! Engaging talks, interactive workshops, and insightful conversations worldwide. Amazing to see the engagement in this matter (img1).
Online communities
- Discord (125k members, 8500 online). Acceptable ratio. Decent activity, mainly for technical questions, but they got a lot of channels. I like that they have a security system before entering that prevents bots from entering their Discord server.
- Twitter (134k followers, 6773 tweets). Average read of 1,500 views per post. They post a lot of small Tweets that can be read by simply just scrolling through their main page. I do not think a view counts when doing, so it's hard to tell you much about their engagement in this matter.
- Forum (decent activity). More technical, for the nerds between us.
- YouTube (4,67K abonnees). Useful videos (over 250). I personally highlighted one LINK where Prof. Eli Ben-Sasson, co-founder and president of StarkWare, explains the complex world of STARK technology .
Conclusion They offer a lot of ways to engage with their community. With live events, blogs, community calls, but also on a technical level, they offer many ways to engage with developers. I find their ways very nicely balanced. Twitter may not be of my liking with its frequency of posting small Tweets, but the rest really make up with this flaw makes at least, that's my opinion as you might like it. Overall, it is a big 5 star. It just confirms how big they already are and how good they know how to engage with their community. Show Less