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  • docs: link the live component gallery The playground is now published at https://birko-framework.github.io/Birko.Web.Playground/, which makes it the only thing in this wiki a reader can try without installing anything -- so it goes where somebody deciding whether Birko suits them will actually see it: a callout at the top of Web UI, a line on Home above the shared-projects explanation, and the persistent sidebar.

    @birko birko committed Sep 19, 2026
  • docs: correct the import advice, which was true in spirit and false as written Home.md said "You cannot hand-pick a few projects" and pointed every reader at the 163-import compile gate. The Sandbox reaches ten layers -- stores, SQL, migrations, caching, workflow, jobs, health, REST, GraphQL, security -- with 38, so the absolute form is measurably false, and following it makes every consumer carry nearly the whole framework. What was actually true is the direction of travel: start from a list that compiles and delete, rather than adding one project at a time and discovering the graph one compiler error at a time. Both pages now say that, and bracket the range with the two real references (38 and 163) so a reader can pick the end they would rather work from.

    @birko birko committed Sep 18, 2026
  • Home + Getting Started: a usage guide grounded in verified examples Every snippet was compiled and run against the current framework before being written down, rather than copied from existing docs - several of which are stale and are named as such on the Getting Started page. The headline finding is that you cannot hand-pick .projitems imports: ten rounds of adding one project at a time still had not closed, because the graph pulls models, view-models, serialization and rules in behind the SQL stores. The guide therefore tells people to copy the Sandbox aggregator's 163-import list, which is proven to compile, rather than building one up.

    @birko birko committed Sep 18, 2026
  • Initial Home page

    @birko birko committed Sep 18, 2026