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Watch webcasts and get team information, competition results, and more from the FIRST Robotics Competition.
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A webapp for accessing information about the FIRST Robotics Competition.
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The Blue Alliance is a FIRST Robotics tool to help teams scout for, compete at, and relive competitions. You can see how the whole site works here, or even write code to make it better!
The Blue Alliance is a community-driven website, so there are many ways you can contribute to the project.
First off, be sure to read through the project contributing guidelines to understand what is expected of project contributors. Follow these instructions to get your environment up and running. Once you have made your changes, submit a pull request to get it reviewed and merged!Read the full README ↗The Blue Alliance is a FIRST Robotics tool to help teams scout for, compete at, and relive competitions. You can see how the whole site works here, or even write code to make it better!
The Blue Alliance is a community-driven website, so there are many ways you can contribute to the project.
First off, be sure to read through the project contributing guidelines to understand what is expected of project contributors. Follow these instructions to get your environment up and running. Once you have made your changes, submit a pull request to get it reviewed and merged!