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I'm thinking that it might be good to have a way to view compiled Javascript on the documentation examples. It might be helpful to some people, to learn what the syntax is actually doing.
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I don’t think many will be interested in this but when browsing the Svelte docs, I found it useful that you could always look at the JS and CSS output tabs. It helps you "demystify all the magic".
8. mai 2020 kl. 17:12 skrev Eric Vida ***@***.***>:
I'm thinking that it might be good to have a way to view compiled Javascript on the documentation examples. It might be helpful to some people, to learn what the syntax is actually doing.
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I added compiled JS to a new tab manually a few times, but it feels like there must be a way to display the compiled code without making the user click, maybe directly attached to the snippet in a slightly smaller font or something.
@familyfriendlymikey I recall Sindre had a hidden feature somewhere that displayed compiled imba code as a comment in the end of the current file. (vscode ext or scrimba editor, don't remember)
I'm thinking that it might be good to have a way to view compiled Javascript on the documentation examples. It might be helpful to some people, to learn what the syntax is actually doing.
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