One of the most rewarding parts about leading Astro Docs is welcoming non-code contributors to open source! We still have work to do, but the open source community is slowly starting to realize (and capitalize on!) the value of writers, translators, designers, testers, content creators, speakers, community support members.
What community-driven means to Astro Docs.
A brief history of what’s been going on in the Astro docs.
aFuzzyBear and I have started a community, build-in-public project where we take my React-in-Astro sBird app and recreate all the same functionality using XElement, natively in Astro! The first video is now up on YouTube.
Have you ever been reading documentation for an open source project and found a typo, or an out-of-date code example? If there’s an “edit this page on GitHub” link, then you’re only a few clicks away from contributing to Open Source and helping out a project!
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