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Calling the Community: Help Build and Share Templates for Apps, Games, and More #880

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yolili5080 opened this issue Dec 23, 2024 · 0 comments

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Right now, many of us are starting every project from scratch, which wastes time and slows progress. It’s frustrating to repeatedly set up the basics for apps or games, only to finally reach a functional starting point after significant effort. We could make much faster progress if we had community-contributed templates to build upon.

Describe the solution you'd like:

Create a repository or section where the community can contribute templates for:
Full-stack apps (e.g., MERN, Laravel + SQL).
Frontend-only projects (e.g., React, Vue, or HTML5).
Games (e.g., basic HTML5 game engines or Unity starter kits).
Backend APIs (e.g., Node.js, Express, or Laravel-based API).
Include templates with basic functionality (e.g., authentication, CRUD operations, or game mechanics).
Make these templates easy to customize and integrate with bolt.diy or other workflows.

Describe alternatives you've considered:

Relying on external template repositories, but they often don’t match our specific needs or require significant adaptation.
Continuing to start from scratch, but this isn’t sustainable or efficient for the community as a whole.

Additional context:

Community contributions will not only save time but also foster collaboration and innovation.
Templates can be regularly reviewed and improved to ensure they meet modern development standards.
Shared templates could include documentation or example projects to help new developers get started.

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