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Documentation Index

Welcome to the Homework Supply documentation! This directory contains comprehensive guides for developers working on our elearning platform.

πŸ“š Documentation Structure

πŸš€ Getting Started

πŸ—ΊοΈ Project Planning

πŸ”§ Technical Reference

πŸ“‹ Process Documentation

πŸ” Document Maintenance

How to Update Documentation

  1. Edit in place: Make changes directly to markdown files
  2. Update index: Modify this file if adding new documents
  3. Review process: Get team review for major changes
  4. Version control: All docs are tracked in Git

Documentation Standards

  • Markdown format: All docs use GitHub-flavored markdown
  • Clear headers: Use consistent heading structure
  • Code examples: Include working code snippets
  • Links: Use relative links between documents
  • Updates: Include last updated date in each document

πŸ†˜ Getting Help

If Documentation is Unclear

  1. Search existing docs - Use Cmd/Ctrl+F to search within files
  2. Check troubleshooting - Many issues have known solutions
  3. Ask the team - Use Discord for quick clarification
  4. Improve the docs - Submit PR with clarifications

Missing Information

If you can't find what you need:

  1. Check GitHub issues - May be documented in issue discussions
  2. Review code comments - Inline documentation in source files
  3. Ask in chat - Someone likely knows the answer
  4. Document findings - Add to appropriate guide for others

πŸ“‹ Contribution Guidelines

Adding New Documentation

  1. Create in /docs directory
  2. Use descriptive filename (e.g., DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md)
  3. Follow existing format - Include table of contents, clear sections
  4. Update this index - Add entry to table above
  5. Get team review - Especially for technical documentation

Updating Existing Documentation

  1. Keep current - Update dates and version-specific information
  2. Preserve links - Don't break existing internal/external links
  3. Test examples - Verify code examples still work
  4. Maintain style - Follow existing formatting and tone

🏷️ Document Tags

Use these tags to quickly identify document types:

  • πŸš€ Getting Started - New developer onboarding
  • πŸ—ΊοΈ Planning - Project roadmaps and timelines
  • πŸ”§ Technical - API docs, architecture, code guides
  • πŸ“‹ Process - Workflows, standards, guidelines
  • πŸ› Troubleshooting - Problem solving and debugging
  • πŸ“ˆ Reference - Quick lookup information

Need something not covered here? Check the docs folder Otherwise create an issue or ask in Discord!

πŸ“¬ Communication & Support

Primary Contact

Getting Help

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Interactive platform for homework written in Next.js, React, Material UI, leveraging OpenAi to provide interactive feedback in real time to complex prompts.

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