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Write medium/dev.to tutorials #147
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After a few (offline) discussions, it seems the most reasonable way to do this is using simple Medium articles for the tutorials, and group them on a Medium blog that could be exposed on the website. Simpler and more engaging for the writers & readers |
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Something on the similar lines. I had written a blog on writing a PWA and hosting in 15 minutes based upon this generator. If you guys like, I done mind sharing this https://blog.vpv.io/2018/03/pwa-building-and-publishing-pwa-in.html |
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Working on an Medium-article which describes this generator at the very moment. |
Hey @sinedied, I am a Angular newbie who just discovered NgxRocket and fell in love with it. I totally agree with your statement above and would like to write simple tutorials to help myself and others understand this awesome tool. However, I am stuck past initial project shell scaffolding. How do I leverage addons to build say, a movie rating CRUD app for instance? Thanks |
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Thanks for the feedback @fethiissa , I'm glad you like it!
Do you want to create an add-on, or would like to use an existing add-on for creating a CRUD app? For the 1), you can take a look at this example and these docs, if it's for 2) I'm not sure such an addon already exists for this, but it seems similar in idea to what JHipster is doing with its entity generator. |
I just saw https://codelabs.developers.google.com while searching for an open platform to create codelabs, and though that it would be great to create ngX-Rocket step-by-step codelabs.Here are a few ideas:
The tools seems very straightforward, as codelabs can be generated from simple markdown files with special format using this tool: https://github.com/googlecodelabs/tools/tree/master/claatHere is the md format: https://github.com/googlecodelabs/tools/tree/master/claat/parser/mdAn example setup: https://github.com/bobbijvoet/web-components-codelab
The result could be published on the website (see #11) and hosted using github pages.Tasks:
- [ ] Init codelab repo with setup for multiple codelabs- [ ] Create script to compile a codelab and deploy it on github pages- [ ] Run the deployment script with Travis to make it automatic- [ ] Create a first codelab😄 See comment below