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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
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
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
Concepts
In-Depth
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
Using Bundlers
Deployment
There are a couple of those that already exist or can be adapted from the current examples
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: