🌱 Growing RxDBDotNet Together: Community-Driven Development

[rbeauchamp]

Hello RxDBDotNet community! 👋

We're excited to see RxDBDotNet evolve, and we believe the best way forward is through community-driven development. This approach allows RxDBDotNet to grow in ways that benefit its users while maintaining sustainable development practices.

🤔 How This Works

1. Share Your Ideas: If you have a feature idea or enhancement, post it here for discussion.
2. Community Feedback: Engage with others to refine and improve your idea.
3. Implementation: We would like you to implement the feature yourself if you can.
4. Pull Requests: Submit your implementation as a PR for review and potential inclusion in RxDBDotNet.

🙏 A Note on Contributions

As the maintainer of RxDBDotNet, I'm committed to reviewing PRs, fixing bugs, and ensuring the stability of the existing codebase. However, my capacity to implement new features is limited.

That's where you, our vibrant community, come in! Your insights, skills, and contributions are invaluable in shaping RxDBDotNet's future.

💪 What You Can Do

• Implement Your Ideas: If you need a feature, consider developing it yourself.
• Collaborate: Collaborate with community members to bring ideas to life.
• Review & Test: Even if you can't code it, you can help by reviewing and testing others' contributions.

🐛 Bug Fixes

Please don't worry. I'm committed to fixing bugs in the existing codebase. If you encounter any issues, please report them in the Issues section.

Let's work together to make RxDBDotNet even better, driven by our community's needs and efforts. Your contributions, big or small, are deeply appreciated!

Thank you for being part of this journey. 🚀

Richard
Maintainer, RxDBDotNet