Are you building with the cutting-edge .do platform? Are you diving into the world of agentic workflows and Services-as-Software (.SaS)? Do you have questions, insights, or a desire to connect with like-minded developers and business pioneers?
Look no further than the official .do Community Forum at forum.services.do!
This is your central hub to connect, share knowledge, ask questions, and collaborate on building the future of automated and intelligent services.
The .do platform empowers you to transform complex business logic into reusable, intelligent agents and consumable services. But sometimes, navigating a new paradigm requires a little help, a shared perspective, and access to a wealth of collective knowledge. That's where the forum shines.
Think of it as your ultimate resource for:
The forum is specifically designed around the core concepts of the .do platform:
While general programming discussions are welcome when they relate to building within the .do environment, the primary focus remains on the unique capabilities and applications of the platform.
To give you a taste of the kind of valuable information you'll find, here are a few examples of popular topics:
[
{
"title": "How to create a new service agent?",
"url": "https://forum.services.do/t/how-to-create-a-new-service-agent"
},
{
"title": "Troubleshooting common API errors",
"url": "https://forum.services.do/t/troubleshooting-common-api-errors"
},
{
"title": "Best practices for designing robust workflows",
"url": "https://forum.services.do/t/best-practices-for-designing-robust-workflows"
}
]
This is just a glimpse of the discussions happening every day. Navigate through the categories and tags to find topics relevant to your current project or interests.
Thinking about joining? Here are some quick answers to common questions:
Q: What kind of topics can I discuss on the forum? A: The forum is specifically for discussions related to the .do platform, agentic workflows, and building Services-as-Software. While general programming discussions are welcome in context, the primary focus is on utilizing and extending the capabilities of the .do platform.
Q: Do I need to be a .do user to participate in the forum? A: Yes, the forum is accessible to anyone interested in .do, regardless of whether they are current users of the platform. It's a great place to learn more and connect with the community.
Q: What kind of questions can I ask? A: You can ask questions about anything related to using the .do platform, designing agentic workflows, implementing business logic as code, consuming services via APIs, and best practices for building reliable and scalable Services-as-Software.
Q: How can I contribute my knowledge or help others? A: To contribute, simply navigate to the relevant category or topic and start a new discussion or reply to an existing one. We encourage sharing code snippets (where appropriate), insights, and solutions.
Q: Are there specific categories or tags to help find information? A: Yes, there are specific categories and tags available to help you find discussions relevant to your interests or the specific features you're working with. You can also use the search functionality.
Whether you're a seasoned .do developer, just starting your journey with agentic workflows, or simply curious about the future of Services-as-Software, the .do Community Forum is the place to be. Join the conversation, learn from others, share your expertise, and help shape the future of building intelligent services.
Ready to connect? Visit forum.services.do and join the .do community today!