Follow along with our community tutorials to get you up and running with Strapi: https://strapi.io/tutorials

There are different cases for adding a tutorial:

1. You want to list an existing tutorial on the web
   • Edit the tutorials.yml file by adding the tutorial.
2. You want to add your own tutorial
   • How to write a tutorial

• Create an issue with the template Request a tutorial
• Assign all the necessary labels including the To do label

• Go on the Github repository and consult either the issue or the project

If you intend to create a tutorial, please check our guidelines first.

There are different cases:

1. The tutorial hasn't been proposed yet
   • Create an issue with the template Create a tutorial
   • Create a new branch: git checkout -b create/<name-of-tutorial>
   • Create the tutorial and make a pull request by adding a new folder inside tutorials/code containing the code of your tutorial as well as editing the tutorials.yml file by listing your creation.
   • We will update the issue from In progress to Done
2. The tutorial is looking for an author (you are doing a requested tutorial)
   • Create a new branch: git checkout -b create/<name-of-tutorial>
   • Create the tutorial and make a pull request by adding a new folder inside tutorials/code containing the code of your tutorial as well as editing the tutorials.yml file by listing your creation.
   • We will update the issue from Looking for author to Done

Please follow this format and indentation:

- title: Building a Static Blog using Gatsby and Strapi
 link: https://blog.strapi.io/building-a-static-website-using-gatsby-and-strapi/
 formats:
   - article
 language: en
 date: 2018-01-18
 authors:
   - David Kartuzinski
 github_authors:
   - davidkartuzinski
 source: https://blog.strapi.io/
 image_url: https://blog.strapi.io/content/images/2018/11/gatsby-strapi.png
 use_case: "Blog"
 stack: 
   - Gatsby
 version: beta

• title - Title of tutorial (string; required)
• link - Working URL where tutorial can be found (string; required)
• formats - Media format of tutorial (array of strings with values video, audio or article; required)
• language - Spoken/written language of the tutorial (string with a two-letter ISO 639-1 language code; optional)
• date - Date tutorial was published (string in YYYY-MM-DD format; optional)
• authors - Name of author(s) or speaker(s) (array of strings; required)
• github_authors - Github username of author(s) or speaker(s) (array of strings; optional)
• source - Source of the tutorial (string; optional)
• image_url - Url image of the tutorial (string; optional)
• use_case - Use case for this tutorial (strings; required)
• stack - Main stack used in the tutorial (array of strings; required)
• version - Version of Strapi used in the tutorial (string; require)

Here are few things that writing for strapi can do for you:

• Learn while sharing your knowledge. You know how to create an application with Strapi and Nuxt? Pass this knowledge to others!
• Get your name on this repository README.md
• Get a complete Strapi course

By making a tutorial for us you participate in the growth of an open source project.