Knowledge Base#
Helpful Links#
The live application we’re building! |
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Leave us a star ⭐️. The codebase; everything is open-source except for the full rootski dataset. |
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Kanban board and backlog of work being done on rootski. |
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Chat for anything related to rootski, onboarding, and projects. |
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Training videos walking through the architecture, tools, and how to contribute to rootski. |
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Follow our page 🔔. This is the rootski company page where we share posts promoting the contributors after each PR. |
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Sign in link for the rootski AWS account. |
Contributors ✨#
rootski is developed by volunteers! This emoji key labels the different types of contributions.
Links to everyone’s personal sites are on the GitHub README 🙂.
 Isaac Robbins 💻 🚇 |
 Josh Abrahamsen 🚇 |
 Eric Riddoch 🧑🏫 💻 |
 Ryan Gardner 💼 |
 Joe Drapeau 💻 |
 Ethan Walker 💻 |
 Isaac Z Tai 👀 |
 Adam Lenning ️️️️♿️ |
What is rootski?#
rootski is an open-source, full-stack AI application for learning Russian.
The three reasons for open-sourcing the rootski project are to:
make rootski.io development faster and more fun.
create a public reference anyone can see of an production-grade A.I. application made with the absolute best industry practices.
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If you’d like to see how rootski is built, check out the Architecture & Tech Stack.
offer mentorship and real-world experience to contributors at any experience level that are hard to simulate on a solo personal project–whether that be in
full-stack development
deploying software in AWS
developing data science models and “shipping” them
UI/UX
DevOps
MLOps
… anything else that goes into making a A.I. application with a large user base 😃.
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If you would like to contribute, welcome 🎉 🎉!! Any experience level is welcome as long as you are willing to learn. Check out the onboarding page get started.