Review code samples on home page

[michielbdejong]

The code samples on the home page use import so they won't work in nodejs. I also can't see how they would work in the browser. When you click 'Try it out', you get pointed to ilp-kit, and we know from the questions people ask in gitter, that the ilp-kit API is what most developers focus on.

As we start merging the tutorials, we should probably remove the code samples from the interledger.org homepage, and point to the Letter Shop tutorial instead?

[michielbdejong]

@adrianhopebailie what do you think? Shall I prepare a PR for that?

[bsteinlo]

@michielbdejong could I request that you post a preview of this on a forked gh-pages so I can visually check it out? We made the visual on the right correspond to the height and everything of the code samples, so I just want to make sure it doesn't break. Thanks!

[michielbdejong]

Maybe we can keep the teaser snippets on there, but when people click 'Try it out' we then send them to https://interledger.org/tutorials/letter-shop?

[emschwartz]

I agree we should update the snippets sometime in the near future. Maybe we should wait until we figure out the ilp-plugin thing and possibly @justmoon's ILP Quickstart thing. Once the tutorials are ready to go I think it would be a good idea to link them from there

[bsteinlo]

I like the idea of keeping the snippets (which maintains the design) and then sending them to the tutorial when clicking "Try it out". Then we can update the snippets when ready. Ben Stein-Lobovits Lead Web & Analytics Engineer | Ripple ben@ripple.com | ripple.com

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[adrianhopebailie]

+1

[michielbdejong]

Done, see https://interledger.org/