Gdcs2

Browse website content for Geometry Dash Creator School through the GDCS repository.

github.com/komatic5/gdcs2
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About Gdcs2

Gdcs2 hosts the website content for the Geometry Dash Creator School (GDCS). It is described as GDCS 2.0, a wiki-style, community-driven version of the GDCS guides, published on GitHub rather than requiring contributors to contact Guide Managers directly. Anyone can suggest changes, and because the project is hosted on GitHub, submissions only go through a basic approval process before being added to the wiki.

Key features

  • Wiki-style, community-driven version of the GDCS guides
  • Anyone can suggest changes through a fork and pull request
  • Issues can also be submitted as an alternative to pull requests
  • Changes receive a basic approval process before being added
  • Repository includes content, layouts, data, config and static folders
  • MIT-licensed with contribution guidelines and a README
Best for: Geometry Dash creator community members who want to read or propose edits to the GDCS guide content through GitHub.
Good for
  • Lets contributors suggest changes directly instead of contacting Guide Managers
  • Basic approval process keeps the barrier for accepted changes low
  • MIT license and contributing documentation support reuse and participation
Watch out for
  • Contributing requires working with GitHub forks, pull requests or issues
  • Help is limited to contacting Server Admins in the project's Discord server
  • Guide content is provided in English

Gdcs2 at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Good for
Creators
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Gdcs2 FAQ

How can I suggest changes to the guides?
You can modify contents in your own fork and send a pull request, or alternatively submit an issue through the appropriate means.
What happens after I submit a change?
Because the project is hosted on GitHub, submissions only have to go through a basic approval process before being added to the wiki.
Where can I get help with an issue?
Contact one of the Server Admins in the Discord server, who will help with any issue you have.
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