Get Involved

If you are interested in getting involved with the Node.js community, there are many ways to do so. The Node.js project is a large and diverse community with many ways to contribute beyond just writing code.

Community Discussion

• The nodejs/node GitHub repository is the place to discuss Node.js core features and reporting issues.
• The nodejs/help GitHub repository is the official place to ask questions about Node.js.
• Node.js's official Discord server is a place to chat with other Node.js developers and get official news from the Node.js project.
• Node.js's project calendar with all public Node.js team meetings.

Learning Materials

If you are looking to learn more about Node.js, there are many resources available to you.

• Node.js's official learning materials.
• Node.js's official API reference documentation.
• NodeSchool.io teaches Node.js concepts via interactive command-line games.
• StackOverflow's Node.js tag contains a large number of threads with helpful resources.
• The DEV Community Node.js's tag contains articles and content related to Node.js.

Unofficial Discussion Areas

There are several unofficial discussion areas if you are looking for a more informal place to discuss Node.js. Please note that the Node.js project does not officially endorse these. Please follow their respective codes of conduct/rules.

• Node Slackers is a Node.js-focused Slack community.
• OpenJSF Slack is a Slack workspace for the OpenJS Foundation. There are several channels related to Node.js. (channels prefixed by #nodejs- are related to the project)
• irc.libera.chat in the #node.js channel with an IRC client or connect in your web browser to the channel using a web client.