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Documentation List #38

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AngelMunoz opened this issue Aug 25, 2021 · 1 comment
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Documentation List #38

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AngelMunoz commented Aug 25, 2021

I think good documentation will always attract devs, so here's a list of things that we could start tracking (feel free to add more) with the documentation

For that I think we can grab inspiration of Vue Guide, Lit docs, and imba docs

Vue is really good at explaining the whole in/outs of their framework and Lit is quite concise and short, it lacks some of the extended approach of vue, but I think a middle ground for Sutil could be really good

Introduction

  • What is Sutil - WIP
  • Getting Started - WIP
    • Dotnet templates
    • GH templates (useful for exploration not just getting started) - WIP
  • Why/Why not use it

Concepts

  • Syntax
  • Lists - WIP
  • Forms - WIP
  • Classes/Styles - WIP
  • Simple binds - WIP
  • Events - WIP

In-Depth

  • Styling
  • Life Cycle
  • Events
  • Binding
  • Stores
  • Rendering
  • Custom Events
  • Web Component Interop

Transitions - Animations

(I'm not really familar with this so if you can put something here it would be good)

Advanced (perhaps not the best word)

  • Browser Requirements

  • Testing

  • Integration with other parts of the stack

    • SAFE
    • ASP.NET
  • Using Bundlers

    • Webpack
    • Snowpack (I can take this one)
    • Vite? (I think Alfonso was experimenting with this a few months ago)
    • Parcel?
  • Deployment

    • Github Pages
    • Firebase (I can take this one)

There are a couple of those that already exist or can be adapted from the current examples

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This was added in the F# slack when a discussion around documentation came by https://documentation.divio.com/ it actually fits well with what I had in mind, the website style is irrelevant the content is the good one, it's a documentation website that helps you know how to write documentation it's worth taking it a look

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