Community Guidelines

Everyone starts somewhere. Whether someone shipped their first "Hello World" or launched a viral app, celebrate their wins. Constructive feedback is welcome, but be kind.

Remember: we're all learning together. The person asking for help with a server config today might share a game-changing prompt with you tomorrow.

Don't just show the finished product. Tell us:

• • Which AI tools you used and how
• • What went wrong and how you fixed it
• • What you learned along the way
• • How long it actually took

Your struggles and solutions help others more than your polished final product.

Share works-in-progress. Post broken prototypes. Show failed experiments. The journey is as valuable as the destination.

Building in public isn't about looking perfect - it's about learning together and holding yourself accountable.

If you forked someone's code, used their prompts, or got inspired by their project, say so. Attribution isn't weakness - it's community building.

We stand on each other's shoulders here. That's how we all rise together.

No "you need to learn X before Y" advice. No "that's not how real developers do it." No gatekeeping about who counts as a "real" programmer.

If it ships and solves a problem, it's valid. Period.

What We Don't Allow

• ✕Harassment, hate speech, or discrimination of any kind
• ✕Spam, self-promotion without value, or misleading content
• ✕Plagiarism or stealing others' work without credit
• ✕Malicious code, exploits, or anything illegal
• ✕Gatekeeping or elitism about who "deserves" to code