deepstreamIO
Update README.md
new users, need a straight code to test deepstream on the browser, this is a copy/past code to test deepstream.
Hi, wouldn't it be simpler to just link to the getting started page on the Documentation section of this readme ? Since there is no use for the client without a server to connect to.
Personnaly, I like code snippest when they are in the readme, so no need to use navigate outside. I think we need to add a section:
Before you start
We assume that you have already installed deepstream server as a standalone server or as a node module https://deepstream.io/tutorials/install/linux/
I agree that for many projects it is useful to have a quick start right on the readme. Maye we could do as they do on the socket.io repos. They have a "How to use" section with short snippets to get started. I'll be ok with having that section both in the client and server repos. If you agree, could you push an update to this pull?
Yes, sure I'll make necessary changes and let you know.
On Sat, Sep 19, 2020 at 12:57 AM jaime echegaray zipper < [email protected]> wrote:
I agree that for many projects it is useful to have a quick start right on the readme. Maye we could do as they do on the socket.io repos. They have a "How to use" section with short snippets to get started. I'll be ok with having that section both in the client and server repos. If you agree, could you push an update to this pull?
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