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Example of using Carbon Components in a Web app. #95

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gmosx opened this issue May 21, 2017 · 2 comments
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Example of using Carbon Components in a Web app. #95

gmosx opened this issue May 21, 2017 · 2 comments

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gmosx commented May 21, 2017

It would be great to have an example demonstrating the use of Carbon Components
to build a web application using a standard server-side framework like ExpressJS or (even better) Kitura.

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tw15egan commented Jul 7, 2017

Hey @gmosx, this should cover what you're looking for: https://github.com/carbon-design-system/carbon-boilerplate

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gmosx commented Jul 7, 2017

Hmm, I was looking for a more advanced example.

E.g. how to use the tabs programmatically, how to have some kind of data-structure for the items that's rendered as tabs (with the correct selected tab)

Or how to use the 'module' markup to 'frame' arbitrary content, etc...

Still this boilerplate is kinda useful.

joshblack referenced this issue in joshblack/carbon May 2, 2019
* Added tests for Select and SelectItem

* fixed some tests after PR comments

* added onchange event to select

* updated after pr comments

* updated select item tests

* fixed proptypes warning

* added default value"

* changed from event to evt

* fixed toggle linting error

* removed states

* updated to placeholder value

* changed to defaultvalue

* removed unused props

* fixed console log and added default value test
joshblack referenced this issue in joshblack/carbon May 8, 2019
fix(icons-angular): add icon-helpers as a direct dependancy
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