Some of our tools, such as transition-component and muban have their docs in separate .md files that are then bundled into a github pages website using vupress, see:
I think we can do the same for these coding standards, as they will continue to grow, it will become more difficult to maintain everything in a single README.md (also merge conflicts aren't fun :upside_down_face:). Even Airbnb, who we are basing this guide off, have a website for their standards https://airbnb.io/javascript/.
Some of our tools, such as transition-component and muban have their docs in separate
.mdfiles that are then bundled into a github pages website using vupress, see:I think we can do the same for these coding standards, as they will continue to grow, it will become more difficult to maintain everything in a single
README.md(also merge conflicts aren't fun :upside_down_face:). Even Airbnb, who we are basing this guide off, have a website for their standards https://airbnb.io/javascript/.