question Should I go with .com or .org???

I suggest .PRO (for PROgramming).
$2.06 at Namecheap.

And 9L.org is definitely better than 13L.com

Hard to say without knowing the domain.
For a blog, a foundation or non-profit use .org could be fine.
For use in commerce, I would not use .org.
I like .net for dev projects too but I am old-fashioned.

I think you can register a .org if you have non-commercial purposes.
Still, put .com to the first place whatever you do.

As others have said difficult to answer in general. I think we will continue to see more use of .org in commercial sector. If there is any sense of a community of users for your product and the shorter term in .org is also more memorable, I would go with that.

.ORG is for any type of ORGanization...

This myth about its "non-commercial purpose" was created in 90s and still alive and widely distributed... by registrars and domainers...

Of course for a coding site you now have .dev as an additional option. Presuming a non-premium word so can buy and renew at standard. As a brand new extension there is more risk than .com or .org however, although early on a lot of developers and students seem to be using it for their own sites.

Bob

Theanshusingh said:

Should I register a 13 letter .com or a 9 letter .org

Both are related to programming...
I want to develop coding sites out of it....

Please suggest

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If it's related to programming I will go for the .org domain. You can also check the new .dev domains where it is most likely you will find some premium names available.