examples on codepen. about solid

[ryansolid]

Yeah it looks to be possible. I will take a look.

[ryansolid]

Ok I've created Solid Standalone, which leverages Babel Standalone to be able to run in the browser. Admittedly it's a bit limited, and while it's possible to work with Babel directly to compile I've set it up to use a script tag of type 'text/solid' to simplify in these codepens.

I made a counter: https://codepen.io/ryansolid/pen/XxpZLX/?editors=1000#0
and a simple Todos: https://codepen.io/ryansolid/pen/ZqLoxo?editors=1000

I'm gathering those are the type of examples.

[trusktr]

I opened up #12, the main motivation being that I want to make examples, and for people to start writing code the same without having to worry about "don't do it this way, this is just for example". In other words, I want the dev experience to be simple, and production ready, without caveats.

So for example, with a declarative JS-based DSL-like sort of approach, then users (f.e. newcomers to programming) can rely on the basic knowledge they'll learn in my simple examples, and start making things that are "ready for production".

[trusktr]

I'm starting to make 3D examples over at https://github.com/trusktr/infamous/tree/master/examples, but I don't want to make examples that aren't production-ready and then people start copying the techniques into production code. So if the techniques in the examples are simply "production ready", then everything will be fine if people start copying patterns into production apps.

In the docs, I will also mention how to use tooling, and JSX, etc, to make the dev experience better for those people willing to invest the time to take it to the next level.

Sometimes the ability to modify existing build tools/workflows is out of scope for a developer's work, so having a "production ready" way to start doing cool things without having to touch build systems would be nice.