Engee Community

All three tabs have common elements. On the left is a list of topics by which publications can be filtered.:

Additional filters appear below as you scroll — by programming languages, file formats, difficulty level, etc.:

To reset the filters, click on the "Reset filter" label at the bottom of the page or uncheck the unnecessary filter.:

There is a sorting on the right: by default, top posts are displayed, but if necessary, the list can be sorted by popularity, rating, number of comments, publication date, or last update. These filters can be combined with the filters and topics on the left, which allows you, for example, to find the most recent publications on the desired topic.

There is a search bar at the top of the page. A quick search is performed based on community materials only, and when you click the "All Results" button, the search covers both the community and the official Engee documentation. Thus, if you can’t find the necessary information among the community posts, you can switch to an advanced search across the entire Engee knowledge base with a single click.

Below is a search for the current section, which works only on community publications.:

Your EngeeID (@your_id) is displayed in the upper-right corner of the interface. If you click on it, the user menu will open. The following sections are available in this menu:

Also available:

There is a plus sign next to the sorting in the right corner (), which is available on all tabs. When you click, you can choose which section you want to publish in.:

For example, in Examples and Projects, you can create a script, project, or library. In the "Academy" — a course, lecture or exercise. In the "Questions and Answers" — ask a question.

After selecting the publication type, a draft creation window opens.:

First you need to fill in the required fields (marked with *): name, short description, add an image. After that, you will be able to select the file source (right menu).

The file can be selected from file browser Engee (Share the directory) by connecting the session directly from the workspace (it will take time to start the session):

Simply drag and drop the desired file from the file browser in the right pane to the download area on the left. It also supports transferring files from an external Git repository via a link (Share a Git repository, for example, with https://git.engee.com/).

Next, you need to specify the publication visibility setting.:

Additionally, you can specify co—authors by Engee ID and attach links to other community materials, for example, if your post is related to a previously published article or question.

Then click "Continue" and in the new window, specify the required parameters: category, tags and language so that the post can be found through filters. Optionally, you can set the publication format and difficulty level.

When everything is ready, click "Publish". The post will be submitted for moderation and will be published in the community after verification. Regardless of the moderation, you will immediately see your publication in the "My Projects" section.

If you want to write the text manually, without using Engee files or Git hosting, then switch the toggle switch "Based on a file from a published directory":

Now, instead of the download field, a text field with Markdown markup language support will appear.:

The rest of the publishing process is similar to what is described above.

If you want to ask a question in the "Questions and Answers" tab, then the publishing process will be easier.:

You don’t need to connect files or write detailed descriptions. Just enter the title, the main text, and select categories, tags, and languages.

If you started writing a post but didn’t finish it, that’s okay. All drafts are automatically saved. The next time you log in, the system will prompt you to continue editing from where you left off.: