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Connect with developers, share knowledge, and help shape the future of SchoBase. We're building an open, welcoming community for everyone.

Where to Find Us

GitHub

Star the repo, report issues, contribute code, and follow development progress.

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GitHub Discussions

Ask questions, share ideas, and discuss features with the community.

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Discord Server

Real-time chat, community support, and direct access to core maintainers.

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Follow us for updates, announcements, and time series database tips.

LinkedIn

Professional updates, industry insights, and engineering blog posts.

YouTube

Video tutorials, demos, and deep dives into SchoBase internals.

Ways to Contribute

SchoBase is open source and community-driven. Every contribution matters!

Code Contributions

Help build features, fix bugs, and improve performance. All skill levels welcome!

• Check "good first issue" labels
• Read CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines
• Submit pull requests
• Review others' code

Documentation

Improve guides, fix typos, add examples, or translate to other languages.

• Update getting started guides
• Add code examples
• Create video tutorials
• Translate documentation

Community Support

Help others by answering questions and sharing your knowledge.

• Answer GitHub Discussions
• Help on Discord (coming soon)
• Share use cases & examples
• Write blog posts

Spread the Word

Tell others about SchoBase and help grow the community.

• Star the GitHub repo
• Share on social media
• Write blog posts or tutorials
• Present at meetups

Community Guidelines

We're committed to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone. Please follow these guidelines when participating in the SchoBase community:

•Be respectful: Treat everyone with respect and kindness, regardless of experience level, background, or identity.
•Be helpful: Share knowledge generously and help newcomers feel welcome. We were all beginners once.
•Be collaborative: Work together toward common goals. Constructive criticism is welcome; personal attacks are not.
•Be open-minded: Different perspectives make us stronger. Listen to understand, not just to respond.

Full Code of Conduct available on GitHub

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