OvermindDL1
Discussion Place?
I apologize for using an issue for this...feel free to close this.
I don't remember where I first heard about this project, but searching led me to the Elixir Forum post, the bucklescript channel in Discord, and your blog posts.
I've considered writing blog posts about Bucklescript-TEA, writing some tutorials, or contributing to documentation. Would having a dedicated place to ask questions, gauge interest in topics, etc, be worthwhile? Do any of the above-mentioned places (or this one) make sense for discussing Bucklescript-TEA?
Ooo that'd be awesome!
Speaking on the Elixir Forum would be most likely where I'd see and respond the quickest (other than here, github is always the fastest for me to see).
For real-time chat the bucklescript channel on the reasoml Discord would be the best (ping me repeatedly ^.^). :-)
As the year is coming to an end, I want to say "thank you" for this awesome project, and give back to the community. I have some free time this holiday season and have started working on a lengthy chess-themed tutorial on writing an SPA with Bucklescript-TEA. If things go well, I will post one part of the tutorial for each of the "12 Days of Christmas" from today through January 5.
Here's the code: https://github.com/quernd/tea-chess Here's the writeup: https://quernd.github.io/tutorials/tea-chess
I've uploaded today's post (and tentatively two more parts, but I'll keep refining them as I go). Enjoy!
Cool! On Tue, Dec 26, 2017 at 8:00 AM Daniel Quernheim [email protected] wrote:
As the year is coming to an end, I want to say "thank you" for this awesome project, and give back to the community. I have some free time this holiday season and have started working on a lengthy chess-themed tutorial on writing an SPA with Bucklescript-TEA. If things go well, I will post one part of the tutorial for each of the "12 Days of Christmas" from today through January 5.
Here's the code: https://github.com/quernd/tea-chess Here's the writeup: https://quernd.github.io/tutorials/tea-chess
I've uploaded today's post (and tentatively two more parts, but I'll keep refining them as I go). Enjoy!
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As the year is coming to an end, I want to say "thank you" for this awesome project, and give back to the community. I have some free time this holiday season and have started working on a lengthy chess-themed tutorial on writing an SPA with Bucklescript-TEA. If things go well, I will post one part of the tutorial for each of the "12 Days of Christmas" from today through January 5.
Hah, that is really cool! I may link to it when I do some updating if that's fine? :-)
Hah, that is really cool! I may link to it when I do some updating if that's fine? :-)
Yes of course you may. I'm also thinking of other places to post an announcement, what do you guys think, should I wait for when the entire thing is complete? I was thinking /r/ocaml, discuss.ocaml.org and maybe the Elixir Forum thread mentioned above, but I haven't really been very extrovert on the web so I'm not sure what's appropriate.
@quernd would you make it based on Elm tutorial or you are gonna write it from scratch? I mean we kind of lack a proper getting started guide here. Maybe a helpful getting started guide will attract more people using bs-tea.
@jackalcooper I'm writing it from scratch – it's more or less a writeup of my own experience working on a small project. The first part explains how to get started using https://github.com/tcoopman/bucklescript-tea-starter-kit and the basics of the Elm architecture, but it's a little faster paced than the Elm tutorial I think.
I'd say add links early, then just post updates as updates come out. :-)
Thanks guys. 8 parts out of 12 are now online, and it's starting to look like an SPA :-)
- Someone featured me on lobste.rs and /r/altjs which I crossposted to /r/ocaml
- Also see Elixir Forum and discuss.ocaml.org
i also posted to lobsters :) https://lobste.rs/s/e4ps7y/chess_themed_bucklescript_tea_tutorial
On Sat, Dec 30, 2017 at 3:03 PM, Daniel Quernheim [email protected] wrote:
Thanks guys. 8 parts out of 12 are now online, and it's starting to look like an SPA :-)
- Someone featured me on /r/altjs https://www.reddit.com/r/altjs/comments/7me6gq/a_chessthemed_bucklescripttea_spa_tutorial/ which I crossposted to /r/ocaml https://www.reddit.com/r/ocaml/comments/7n4nqx/a_chessthemed_bucklescripttea_spa_tutorial/
- Also see Elixir Forum https://elixirforum.com/t/bucklescript/1579/139 and discuss.ocaml.org https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/about-bucklescript/178/14
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@neochrome That then becomes very permanent of a name then especially as I am planning to expand this, hmm...
I guess another viable option could be to use issues here at github for discussions, just labelling them as such...
I guess another viable option could be to use issues here at github for discussions, just labelling them as such...
I'm always good with that, though if real-time is wanted then IRC is usually best. ^.^