Learn to Code Starter
The small learning server: code help, show-your-project, resources and a pair programming voice channel. About 25 channels, ready in one evening.
25
Channels
9
Categories
61
Roles
0
Emojis
355
Settings
What the server looks like
Channels, roles and the places the bot works
Welcome to #📢・announcements!
This is the start of the #📢・announcements channel.
Embeds
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EmbedsEngagement
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Core settings
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Levels
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Welcome
The blueprint brings this feature for #📢・announcements. Applying it sets the feature up right here.
Roles61Displayed separately
Rebuilt from the blueprint's own data. Channels, roles, role colors and features are real. The members are placeholders, there to show how the separately displayed roles organize the server.
About this setup
Built for the first thirty learners. One code area instead of fourteen language channels: a chat, a help channel that expects a text block and what you already tried, a channel for showing projects, one for resources that actually helped, and a voice channel for programming together. The rule that matters most stands in the topics: you get the next step, not the finished solution. The bot setup is complete despite the size: welcome messages, a six-step rank ladder, tickets with a code-help form, the security system, self-roles for languages and notifications, an economy and achievements. Logs are folded into three channels instead of twenty-two, so the team actually reads them.
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