Add DEV Community link #1010
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Add DEV Community link #1010
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MadanBhandari
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Feb 27, 2021
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Yeah, I think this could would be totally cool in the blogs section 👍🏻 |
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done here |
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Description
This adds a link to https://dev.to/t/graphql.
This follows the pattern used on project sites such as reactjs.org and reactnative.dev where a
DEV Communitylink to the appropriate site tag is included in the site footer alongside Stack Overflow, etc. The resource is also added to theCommunityand acts as an evergreen link to the newest GraphQL discussions happening on DEV.#graphqlis the official supported tag on DEV. It is actively moderated by the community, and folks from this project are more than welcome to get involved in that process by contacting yo@dev.to.Longtime fan of GraphQL, keep up the great work y'all.