Binions is in early alpha, so there isn’t a large public community yet — and we’d rather be upfront about that than point you to channels that don’t exist. There is no Binions Discord, Slack, forum, or mailing list at this stage. What there is, though, is plenty: this documentation is deep and kept current, every release is written up in detail, and you can always reach a real person directly. This page is your map of where to look today.
Honest about the stage. Binions is pre-production software. We’d rather grow a community properly, alongside the public release, than spin up empty channels now. If and when community spaces open, you’ll hear about it on the website — we won’t promise anything we can’t point you to.
Everything you need is already here or one click away. In rough order of “try this first”:
https://binions.io. This is also where any future community channels will be announced first.| Learning how something works | This documentation — start with What is Binions |
| What changed in a version | The release notes |
| Product news & announcements | The website, https://binions.io |
| Direct help from a person | The Contact page |
A community space is only useful when there are enough people in it to answer each other’s questions. Binions is still finding its feet, so for now the documentation does the heavy lifting and direct contact fills the gaps. As the platform matures toward its public 1.0 release and more people are running it, that calculus changes — and that’s the right moment to open community channels, not before.
Help us improve the docs. If a page is unclear, out of date, or missing something you needed, that feedback is genuinely valuable while the project is young. Let us know through the Contact page — it’s the most direct way to shape what gets written next.
So: no community to join just yet, but no dead ends either. Read the docs, watch the release notes, keep an eye on the website, and reach out directly whenever you need a hand.