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Would love to have this someplace - not sure where this content should be yet. If anyone has suggestions of what content to link to, would be so great to bikeshed here.

@ladyleet - How about have something on the side nav like below,

- Implementation Examples 

  - Autocomplete
      - Angular 
      - React
      - Vue
      - ...

  - Infinite scroll 
      - Angular 
      - React
      - Vue
      - ...

I'm feeling that'll make list too long, and we probably can't have 1:1 corresponding examples for all of them. I'd just list case-by-case when it needs structured, but probably what it's needed here is 'what' to create as example.

I like this idea! Maybe the examples included in the operator section can be platform agnostic but we can add an extra section which links to related, platform-centric examples where that operator is heavily featured.

@ashwin-sureshkumar new proposals based on oj's and brian's comments?

@btroncone - That was the intention of linking from the operator section to real implementation and vice versa.

@kwonoj - I agree we won't have a 1:1 correspondence of examples for all frameworks but I was going for easy predictable structure and navigation. Also, the list can get bigger as you mentioned, then we just have Implementation in side menu and then in that page we have switches to examples.

Few more discussion points,

1. Were do we host these examples like Plunker/Stackbltiz for Angular. For react, vue, .. ?
2. Even if we pick one implementation of an example, there might be other blog posts etc which can have alternate methods. Is there plan of adding links to good articles.
3. For what real world examples to build, one way is to get some community input of what they would like to have see built using RxJS ?

@ashwin-sureshkumar

1. Not sure! Are you planning on adding Angular/Vue/React examples? I think we can just say Plunkr for Angular for now and then whomever comes along to do the others can decide the convention.
2. Yes - there is another issue for adding links to good articles. we can build out that page now actually.
3. We can ask for sure - or we can just build what we think is useful.

I'm okay with you going for it btw, and just fixing it if it's terrible. If it makes sense for now, let's do it. If it doesn't make sense as we get bigger, let's refactor it.