π Codecademy Docs
Documentation for popular programming languages and frameworks.Built by the community. Maintained by Codecademy.
What is Docs?
Codecademy Docs is a free, easily accessible reference for coding terms and concepts, available to developers all over the world. If you forget what JavaScript hoisting is, we want you to be able to look up "JS hoisting" on any search engine, click a Codecademy Doc entry, and have an answer in seconds.
What stage of development are we in right now?
Docs is live with about 710 high-quality entries. Now that the MVP is out, our goal is to transition some ownership of Docs content to the Codecademy community, since maintaining a resource of this type at-scale is only possible if it's open-contribution. That means we need your help, whether it's contributing, reviewing, or evangelizing!
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We are currently building a team of community volunteers and educators to maintain Codecademy Docs. Let us know if you are interested.
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How do I contribute?
There are many ways to contribute to Codecademy Docs:
- Submit a Pull Request to edit an existing entry.
- Submit a Pull Request to create a new entry.
- Submit a typo/bug in GitHub Issues.
- Give product feedback in the Google Form.
- Join the #CodecademyDocs discussion on Twitter.
Whether you are a code newbie or a seasoned hacker, there's something for you!
Please read through the Contribution Guide
Additional Notes
Remember, if you ever have any questions at all, we're always here to help in the Codecademy Forums and Codecademy Discord.
