Amplify-js: Announcing the Discussions Tab

[mauerbac]

Previously, the Amplify community has interacted with questions via GitHub Issues, utilizing the Questions label. This seemed to work well but in an effort to find a solution that feels like a true forum, we are trying GitHub's new Discussion feature to facilitate Questions from the community. Please keep in mind, this feature is in Alpha.

The tab can be found here. Feel free to ask your own questions or help other members in the community!

Let us know your feedback in this issue.

[mtliendo]

This is a great iteration, though are there any blockers to having a dedicated slack/discord for a more real time approach?

ps) congrats on the new role 🎉

[mauerbac]

hey @mtliendo - nice to see you here! Thank you :) About to start week four, and trying to do a lot for the Amplify community. I'm working on exactly that -- Slack/Discord would be an amazing place to get everyone together and discuss in realtime. Should have an update soon but does take time with internal process - stay tuned !

[rpostulart]

I believe it's a good idea.
The only difficulty is to identify upfront if something is a question or issue. So where to post those first?

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