Contributor Roadmap for Typesense

We are so excited to see you leveling up your open source contributions!

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We know y'all are excited, maybe more than us this time. Use #OSwithAviyel to let the world know about your journey!

Growth happens when we work together! Fellow explorers and mentors are active on Aviyel's Discord server. Feel free to ping your queries on the server or set up a call with us.

It's time to divulge deep into your first Typesense commit and the path it follows. To ease your journey, we have prepared a step-by-step guide that can help you make your contribution successful!

\n It's now time to start off with the roadmap. To ease your journey, we have prepared a step-by-step guide that can help you make your contribution successful!

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The first step is to check out xn--Typesenses GitHub Organisation-2y8r and find repositories matching your interest.
Want to know the backdrop story and roadmap? Hear from the maintainers, Jason and Kishore, themselves.
An open-source project stands on the foundation of communities that grow the project together. Go say Hi to the communities:
1. Typesense Slack Community
2. Aviyel's Discord Server
If at any time you have questions, Check out the FAQs.
Let’s start with the Git & GitHub basics:
1. Git and Github Essentials
2. Cheat Sheet on FreeCodeCamp
3. Cheat Sheet on Github Education
4. Markdown Guide
5. Not feeling confident yet?
  
  Let’s make a real quick contribution to Aviyel-first-PR Repo
Next, let’s learn the languages and frameworks that you’d need to create client integrations for Typesense:
1. Rust
2. Go
  1. Learn Go programming on Tutorialspoint
  2. Learn Web Programming in Go on go web examples
  3. Golang Tutorials for beginners - Freecodecamp
  4. Golang Unit Testing and Mock Testing Tutorial
Commit Convention Guidelines: A specification for adding human and machine-readable meaning to commit messages
Nice to know before you get started:
1. Docker
  1. Docker for absolute beginners on Towards Data Science
  2. Docker Video Tutorial for Beginners
Getting Started with Typesense
We have curated important sections of the documentation and reference blogs that’ll help you understand the project better:
Now that you are loaded with all the required resources, try these how-to guides:
Contributors with a non-coding background but willing to make a difference? We’ve got your back:
1. Interested in writing blogs on Typesense? Send an email to hello@aviyel.com
For Code contributions:
1. Work on the Rust client for Typesense
2. Try out the Go client for Typesense

Congratulations on your first commit to Typesense! 🥳 We know your contribution can ignite many more others to upscale their open source journey. Don’t forget to share your story with the community. ️