Docs

[ptmt]

• [x] Finish UIExplorer to be able easily try examples.
• [ ] Finish react.zone - online playground.
• [x] Add "Getting Started" introduction;
• [x] Fix CLI Template (#12);
• [ ] Update website task to publish API docs;

[hkasera]

@ptmt The "Getting Started" instructions were quite confusing to me specially the last instruction.

open osx/MyProject.xcodeproj

I think it would be great if we can be explicit that osx is the folder in which the code is residing. Also how did we generate the MyProject.xcodeproj file. Unless I open the folder MyProject in xcode, I don't see this file.

Let me know if I am missing something here! I would be happy to send a pull request to add these if it is a welcome contribution.

Thanks, Harshita

[ptmt]

@hkasera thanks for pointing this out, I've added the additional command. Sorry, I somehow missed you comment here. It's certainly not a perfect, requires a lot of hidden knowledge and implicit actions (like you should install XCode). Need to fix that with the docs, which should be published to gh-pages eventually.

[hkasera]

@ptmt Sure, thanks :+1:

[tommoor]

Hey @ptmt - looks like this is a great project, thanks for all the hard work! It looks like in the latest release you implemented hot reloading? Does this change the getting started above?

[andrerfneves]

@ptmt do you want help with this getting started documentation? I see the tag on the issue.

[ptmt]

@andrerfneves yeah, it would be nice, though, I'm not sure how to solve the docs problem best. It's almost the same experience as React Native for iOS. I guess adding some pages here https://github.com/ptmt/react-native-macos/tree/master/docs will be the best. Then we can push it as a github pages

[andrerfneves]

@ptmt I could strip out some of those iOS/Android specific md files and do a quick revise of the other ones, and we can deploy to GH pages and then iterate on a branch until Docs are up-to-date/correct.