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Make realtime example copy-pasteable #181
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✅ Tested Example for Web |
gewenyu99
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@abnegate Can you take a look at the Android and Swift examples to make sure they look right? <3 |
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This is another item I discussed with @Meldiron.
The idea behind this PR is the first example in the real-time guide should be copy-paste friendly, so users can get something to happen immediately. This attempts to do this by using examples similar to the end of the getting started guides.
Lmk if you guys also think this would improve reader experience. I think it help build confidence to have working examples right at the beginning :)