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Hi there! It looks like you've stumbled across the 8base tutorials page. To keep things organized, we like to keep a list of all the 8base tutorial that we and others have published. At the end of the day, the web is the wild-digital-west. Especially when it comes to content! Things get published, copied, edited, shared, and re-published across multiple platforms at mind-boggling speeds. It's pretty much impossible for anyone to keep up.
So, we will always do our best to make sure that the tutorials listed here stay up-to-date and awesome! If you've come across an issue or error in one of these tutorials on another platform, please let us know! However, always double check whether or not the update version has been published in this repo.
- Building an Infinite Scroll Component using VueJS and GraphQL
- Getting Started with Gridsome and GraphQL
- Public Chat Room Component using 8base + Vue.js
- Building TodoMVC with GraphQL and React
- Building a Sticky Notes Application Using GraphQL and React
- Getting Started with 8base - Chris Nwamba
- Building a Gatsby Blog with 8base - Paul Ayuk
- Build a hackernews clone with authentication using GraphQL and React - Nabendu Biswas
- Using Vue + Vue Apollo + GraphQL to Build a Bulk Link Opening App - Suleman Khan - 3 PART SERIES
While doing 8base tutorials, you might have some questions. Actually, lets re-phrase that... 8base YOU'LL DEFINITELY HAVE SOME QUESTIONS. When such a situation arises, fret not. We're here for you.
Create topics for new feature suggestions, code support, or debugging help.
Like most great things, 8base and its tutorials are a work in progress. As a consequence of that, we're constantly improving things and in need of some TLC. Right now, we have several team members writing/maintaining the tutorials, and frankly, they could use a little help...
That's where YOU come in; 🎉 8base's awesome future contributor 🎉
Our 8base Tutorials are public and open-sourced on GitHub. So whenever you want to, you could:
- Submit pull requests: Want to not only point out the problem but be apart of the solution? Clone the Tutorials repo and submit pull requests start... pretty much anything, like: _ Grammar and spelling _ Errors in any code example _ Even BETTER code examples _ Poorly written sections _ Better descriptions _ A nice GIF * Anything else...
If you need help getting started, just reach out to us at support@8base.com. However, here are some more complete descriptions of work that can be done.
8base uses GitHub Issue Tracking to track issues (primarily bugs and contributions of new code). If you've found a bug in 8base, this is the place to start. You'll need to create a (free) GitHub account in order to submit an issue, to comment on them or to create pull requests.
Examples are sooo important in great documentation and are very helpful for the 8base community. You can help by providing complete code examples, or by editing the current ones. Honestly, if you think "a, b, and c examples are terrible and I could make them better", please do! We won't take it personally...
You can help improve the 8base Tutorials by making them more coherent, consistent, or readable and adding missing information, correcting factual errors, fixing typos, and bringing them up to date with the latest 8base features. It's honestly an open-book. If you think something is useful, others probably will too.