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todo example design #9

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alex-dixon opened this issue Sep 2, 2019 · 5 comments
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todo example design #9

alex-dixon opened this issue Sep 2, 2019 · 5 comments
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examples/todomvc

Design for normal todomvc stuff:

  • todo list
  • todo input
  • todo filters (show all, show done, show not done)
  • todo actions (clear all, clear all done)

Design for extra stuff

  • notifications ("Todo added", whatever others we want e.g. "All todos cleared", "Todo marked done" "unmarked todo done" )
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austinlxx commented Sep 6, 2019

in addition to the actual buttons, inputs, and other components...
would there be a console or any other panel? Or is the plan to use codesandbox.io in this view for that?

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Wasn’t thinking of that but open to ideas. The main purpose I had in mind was a small and simple example application with a bit of showing off how easy it is to do somewhat fancy things (like pop up notifications) as side effects of the normal application operations. We have that set up at least so at least need that to look good. Definitely want to use in code sandbox, open to other contexts

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let me know if I have the "go-ahead" to start coding the looks for this:
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If there's other things may want to wait, still wrangling the final source/example code. I'm pretty confident we'll use the changes in the typed-store branch just not 100 percent positive before verifying with mike. Best guess is it's safe to start adding styling changes there. Certainly if you want to get a feel for what we have so far run it from there.

I'm also wondering about rendering framework x data somewhere as a sort of developer tooling/show the internals thing. In a way that's a todo list itself ... we have a list of pending operations and operations that are applied and update them as we evaluate.

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For now using traditional todomvc css and minimal styling for notifications

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