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Add a readme for the examples #1423

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The list is not complete yet, I will add every example after I take a look at them.
You can merge it now or wait until I've looked at all the examples.

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I think this is a very useful addition.

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I was thinking about some clips just like iced, but we(you)'d need a place to host them. Maybe something in the repo will work but Ill start a topic on zulip for that.

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Thanks for taking this on, it's much appreciated!

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You can weirdly host media (e.g. animated gifs, maybe .mp4?) in github by attaching it to an issue and then grabbing the url of the uploaded media. You don't need to actually submit the issue for the media to last forever it seems

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cmyr commented Jan 6, 2021

A better way to do this is to just have an orphan branch of your project and commit your media there; then you can link to it directly. This is how we put the screenshots in the main readme, for instance...

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I dont think I will do the inline pictures, its too much work. Thats something that should be a community effort instead of one person imo.

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Thanks, this is definitely useful to have. I just found some typos

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cargo run --example scroll_colors
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This is a showcase is scrolling through an image gradient square. The square is devided into smaller squares each with a unique color. There are other ways to to this like one big widget with an image for example.
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(Actually, I'm not sure what the purpose of this example is, given that we have scroll?)

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yeah it is like the most basic showcase out there, not really doing much imho.
I propose to remove this in another PR?

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cmyr commented Jun 28, 2021

What's the status on this? I accept responsibility for it sitting for so long, but I think we should either get it merged or remove it? It would also be good to have a checklist of things to do when adding a new example (like adding it to this readme, ignoring it on wasm if needed, etc...)

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I completely forgot about this, yes I still want to get this merged. I will take a look at what examples are still missing and if its not too many add them.

I think the contributing section should be in a separate file just like in the root, and probably also another PR to not keep this one blocked on that.

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cmyr commented Jun 29, 2021

yep that sounds good!

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@cmyr I think I did implemented every example in here. As I am not the original author of these examples I dont know their exact purposes, but that's for future example authors to fix imo.

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PoignardAzur commented Aug 4, 2021

@jneem I fixed the typo. I think if you mark it as resolved, we can merge the PR?

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cmyr commented Aug 16, 2021

going to make the executive to just ignore any outstanding reviews or CI and just merge this as-is, thank you for the patience everyone!

@cmyr cmyr merged commit c705a3c into linebender:master Aug 16, 2021
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