Install dependencies:
npm iRunning the client server locally:
npm run startRunning tests:
npm run testNote: Even if you aren't developing the backend, you should set up the the backend and run it locally so that the frontend has a local API to talk to.
CodeBuddies is a remote-first community of independent code learners who enjoy sharing knowledge and helping each other learn faster via discussions and pairing. It is free and open-sourced, and supported by open source contributors and financial backers on our Open Collective.
We are building out a new platform (CBV3) to replace an older MeteorJS project which currently runs the codebuddies.org site.
Big thanks to the sponsors of this project!
The front-end is a React app that aims to let users at a bare minimum:
- submit resources
- meet remotely on Zoom to pair, show off a project, hack on an open source project, or study together.
1/ CBV3's backend API is built using Django and Django REST Framework.
2/ Some Google doc technical notes from hangouts/pairing sessions
3/ We have a technical decision log here and a group blog experiment here
4/ Crowdsourced brainstorm of problems we want to solve for our community with this platform
- React (hooks)
- Storybook
- React testing library
- Django REST Framework (for the backend API)
Application Deployment
Special thanks to Netlify for sponsoring our front-end hosting!
Follow the CONTRIBUTING.md instructions!
Check out SUPPORT.md if you're stuck or have questions.
Anyone is welcome to contribute and make this project better! You can:
- Join our slack community here
- Share your feedback on Github CBV3 frontend issues
- Help review CBV3 frontend pull requests with comments!
Please read CodeBuddies' Code of Conduct to understand the responsibility and scope as a contributor at CodeBuddies.