jedireza / frame

:bulb: A user system API starter
https://jedireza.github.io/frame/
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Request creation of a tutorial #136

Closed entrptaher closed 8 years ago

entrptaher commented 8 years ago

This is related to an issue posted in drywall, but it was less informative. https://github.com/jedireza/drywall/issues/378

So, the request is this,

Can we hope that there will be any good tutorial or some quick workaround to show people how they can add their own things to frame/aqua/drywall? Its deeply related to any framework.

For example, such situations,

I used favorite food as example, but it can be just anything. No one knows this framework better than you, so I just thought it would be best if you could share such small tutorials with us so if we ever want, we could link others to these tutorials. And, its an issue with documentation (quick start). If I could be of help, I'd glad to. But there should be a starting point at least.

Thanks.

jedireza commented 8 years ago

Thanks for opening an issue.

Can we hope that there will be any good tutorial or some quick workaround to show people how they can add their own things to frame/aqua/drywall? Its deeply related to any framework.

These (Drywall/Frame/Aqua) are boilerplate apps, not frameworks. They're starting points which use other frameworks and modules. Express is a framework, hapi is a framework and the both have great documentation.

And, its an issue with documentation (quick start). If I could be of help, I'd glad to. But there should be a starting point at least.

One should be able to accomplish the "favorite food" examples you mention above by following the documentation of the frameworks and modules we use and by reading and understanding the codebase. A developer using any boilerplate really does need to be comfortable reading the code, debugging and finding relevant documentation to accomplish their goals.

With that said, the wiki is open and I'm happy to review any guides/tutorials you (or others) create and/or link to blog posts.