Welcome to the core repository for fullstack.chat, an actively growing podcast and community built for developers building and launching their own products.
Our Discord is an open community to not only connect with other builders and promote what you are working on, but also get advice on issues you might encounter and provide input if you can help others.
You DO NOT need to have actively shipped a product in order to join, even those who are considering the idea are encouraged to join to discuss your ideas with other active builders.
Our mission is to be the #1 resource for developers who are building or shipping their own products with the goal of generating revenue to improve their lives and the lives of those around them.
We operate on 3 key principles:
- Authenticity and integrity — Members are expected to be honest and authentic at all times.
- Kindness and openness — With honesty, be respectfully nice. We all come from different walks of life and members should welcome others with open arms.
- Willing altruism — We're all here with a common goal. Be willing to lift others up, a high tide raises all boats.
All members are expected to adhere to these principles. Failure to do so will result in being banned from the community to protect other members.
While we are very open to new members, there are certain scenarios where the fullstack.chat community may not align with your goals. One thing our community is NOT is a Discord to learn software development or those who are looking for a traditional job in software.
If you fit this description, you will still be welcome to join in the conversations, but there may be better options for you and your goals.
This repository contains ALL of the code that runs the fullstack.chat website, as well as our custom Discord bot Walter. Below is a breakdown of the various folders:
_archive— Old code that is actively being migrated. Things are moved here to keep the root cleaner..github— Our GitHub Actions workflows.branding— Various logos and branding materials are stored here.scripts— Scripts that are used for various things. These are mainly here for reference.walter— Source for our Discord bot, Walter.website— Source for our Gatsby website, hosted on Netlify.
To contribute to the code, follow the standard GitHub process:
- Fork the repository
- Make your changes
- Create a pull request*
*Make sure to link any issues in the description of the pull request.
Once this process is done, the core team will perform a code review and approve or request changes as needed.