This will also ideally serve as a blog post to promote phantom out there in the wild.
examples/pizza and examples/todo are good candidates because of their simplicity. Currently calculator is a bit too complex, even though it demonstrates more scalable organization patterns.
The article should demonstrate the simplicity of creating reactive UI components with phantom. The data-phantom requirement for stateful elements must be clearly demonstrated.
We also need to mention about/link to Redux and Webpack docs. phantom users ideally have to be familiar with the fundamentals of both to start a project. Perhaps mini-tutorials inside the article could work well.
Sections
- Getting started
- Installing
webpack and necessary loaders
webpack.config.js- Installing
redux
- Creating a Redux store (state, reducer)
- Initializing
phantom
- Creating the layout/components
- Adding event listeners + utility functions
- Adding styles
The article must be rich in screenshots and code snippets. It should be written with a beginner in mind.
This will also ideally serve as a blog post to promote
phantomout there in the wild.examples/pizzaandexamples/todoare good candidates because of their simplicity. Currentlycalculatoris a bit too complex, even though it demonstrates more scalable organization patterns.The article should demonstrate the simplicity of creating reactive UI components with
phantom. Thedata-phantomrequirement for stateful elements must be clearly demonstrated.We also need to mention about/link to Redux and Webpack docs.
phantomusers ideally have to be familiar with the fundamentals of both to start a project. Perhaps mini-tutorials inside the article could work well.Sections
webpackand necessary loaderswebpack.config.jsreduxphantomThe article must be rich in screenshots and code snippets. It should be written with a beginner in mind.