Strapi is very excited to gather a collection of tutorials on the new Strapi Tutorials page

There are different cases for adding a tutorial:

1. You want to list an existing tutorial on the web
   • Create a new branch: git checkout -b request/<name-of-tutorial>
   • Create a <name-of-tutorial>.yml inside the tutorials folder and fill it like the example under
   • Create a pull request
2. You want to add your own tutorial
   • How to write a tutorial

This one is an example of the Strapi-Gatsby tutorial

- 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'
 topics:
   - gatsby
   - strapi
   - blog
 version: beta

• 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 containing the content of your tutorial as well as the <name-of-tutorial>.yml file. (the .yml file must be inside your new tutorial folder)
   • We will update the issue from In progress to Done
2. The tutorial is looking for an author (you are doing a proposed 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 containing the content of your tutorial as well as the <name-of-tutorial>.yml file. (the .yml file must be inside your new tutorial folder)
   • 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'
 topics:
   - gatsby
   - strapi
   - blog
 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)
• topics - Main topic(s) covered by 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
• Get access to a private slack channel makers
• Get a custom emoji on our slack channel
• Get some strapi goodies (stickers, cap, t-shirt)

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

Thank you to all the people who made tutorials for the community!

Join them by creating your tutorial