Community Toolkit

[aaronpowell]

Introduction of the docs for the .NET Aspire Community Toolkit

---

Internal previews

📄 File	🔗 Preview link
docs/community-toolkit/hosting-azure-static-web-apps.md	docs/community-toolkit/hosting-azure-static-web-apps
docs/community-toolkit/hosting-golang.md	docs/community-toolkit/hosting-golang
docs/community-toolkit/hosting-java.md	docs/community-toolkit/hosting-java
docs/community-toolkit/hosting-nodejs-extensions.md	docs/community-toolkit/hosting-nodejs-extensions
docs/community-toolkit/ollama.md	docs/community-toolkit/ollama
docs/community-toolkit/overview.md	docs/community-toolkit/overview
docs/fundamentals/integrations-overview.md	docs/fundamentals/integrations-overview

[IEvangelist]

There's still a lot of things I'd like to clean up and fix

[IEvangelist]

Hey @aaronpowell - all of the build issues need to be addressed.

[IEvangelist]

@aaronpowell - is the only thing the Community Toolkit is adding is "integrations"? If so, it's fine in the currently proposed TOC. Otherwise, if not, we'd likely want to move it to a top-level TOC.

[aaronpowell]

@aaronpowell - is the only thing the Community Toolkit is adding is "integrations"? If so, it's fine in the currently proposed TOC. Otherwise, if not, we'd likely want to move it to a top-level TOC.

There's an overview page as well which helps outline the difference between the community toolkit and core repos.

All other docs are contributing docs which are in the repo as they wouldn't make sense on Learn.

[aaronpowell]

Hey @aaronpowell - all of the build issues need to be addressed.

Build issues are fixed. Since we don't have the NuGet packages on nuget.org yet (still working through that process) I've changed them to be GitHub Packages links instead. Once we have NuGet available, then I'll update the links

[IEvangelist]

@aaronpowell - I think we need a bit more variety in our alerts. We have five different types, but I must ask...are we really in need of so many alerts? They should only be used when absolutely needed.

[aaronpowell]

@aaronpowell - I think we need a bit more variety in our alerts. We have five different types, but I must ask...are we really in need of so many alerts? They should only be used when absolutely needed.

haha yeah that does look a bit excessive doesn't it!

How much of these do you feel are required? I've gone with the "everything and the kitchen sink" approach, but really, other than the note at the very top, we can ditch the others as they are not super important.