Kelvin Omereshone

Posted on Sep 21, 2020 • Edited on Sep 24, 2020

Announcing Sailscasts community

#node #sails #javascript #codenewbie

I announced some time ago on twitter that I will be building Sailscasts - a platform targeted at helping server-side JavaScript developers build out their ideas in the Sails.js Node.js framework. Read more about Sailscasts.

Prior to the launch of the Sailscasts platform, I created a Discord server where developers new to Sails.js can get help on their questions about Sails.js. Also available are channels for Node.js, Vue.js, amongst other fun channels.

When we are together we learn and grow faster. Join the Sailscasts community, I will be stoked to bid you welcome in there.

Join the Sailscasts community

P.S: Interested in learning Sails.js from the Sailscasts platform? Join the wait-list and you will be the first to know when it launches.

As always, you can tweet at me on Twitter your thoughts on this article.

Code expressively 🎨,
Kelvin

Originally posted on my blog

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