Make it easier for Python Developers

[PythonLinks]

First of all thank you for this excellent library. It solves a very difficult problem better described here: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2016/07/infinite-scroller Of course that solution expects me to explicitly work on the DOM, Vue is better, because I update the data structures, and the DOM gets updated automatically. Much simpler conceptually.

Using this library is still quite difficult. It expects me to be a Node developer. There is a whole stack of libraries that come with that. KISS. I just want a simple solution, with all of the complexities hidden.

There is this jsfiddle. https://jsfiddle.net/kabanoki/62yehxbo/

Basicaly do everything in the browser. Load Vue, Load this library, load my application, and it all works.

It would be great if you did something similar in your documentation, to create an easier entry path for us Python develoeprs.

One more comment. I am very impressed that this library is from ten cent China.
你好吗？ I use around 80 libraries, this is the first one from China. Congratulations. Clearly we will see more of this in the future. I hope that our politicians figure out a way to continue to live in peace.

-Chris

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[PythonLinks]

Further research shows this is what I am looking for. https://dzone.com/articles/vuejs-single-file--components-in-thenbsp

The problem is that many browsers still do not support modules. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Guide/Modules

So for now instead of doing infinite scrolling videos, I will do pagination. 6 videos at a time. With a button for more.

And then over time I will bring up the whole Node/NPM stack.

[n0099]

I haven't see any relations between python and this frontend library.