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Add Tutorials for Building Collaborative Applications using JS SDK #91
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We have tutorial videos to introduce newcomers to Yorkie and help them understand how to use it. However, these videos are in Korean, which makes it challenging to incorporate them into the homepage. Here are the tutorial videos: Yorkie - #0: Getting Started - Watch it here. I'm currently considering how we can integrate these tutorials into our homepage. |
If you find this issue interesting, please let me know @banma1234 |
videos are greate, but it has limit with with simple javascript example like Shared Counter or Document Editor. I think we need to focus on framework market such as Maybe we can reuse simple example that already exists like todo-mvc with React and kanban with Vue.js Both of these examples has moderate level to follow. Or migrate Document Editor to React project can be an altenative plan. It'll be better plan to new users of yorkie I guess. Because most of the users comes to there mind first is |
And also we should write docs in details step by step. Sepearte them with |
I think it will be good to add two React.js based tutorials: document editor & whiteboard editor to show well-known usage of collaborative editing. Seperating tutorials with Getting Started seems like a good idea. |
Description:
Add tutorials for building collaborative applications using JS SDK.
Why:
Currently, Yorkie homepage only provides documentation for JS SDK's overall APIs.
It will be better to provide tutorials for building collaborative applications like text editor, whiteboard editor, and other use cases using JS SDK. This will help users to understand how to build collaborative applications using Yorkie.
Kubernetes is a good reference for providing excellent tutorials for various use cases.
Reference: https://kubernetes.io/docs/tutorials/stateless-application/expose-external-ip-address/
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