search

nuejs / create-nue

A recommended way to start a Nue project
https://nuejs.org
139 stars 30 forks source link

NOTE: This repository is about to change #27

Closed tipiirai closed 9 months ago

tipiirai commented 11 months ago

Hey fellow devs,

I want to inform all contributors that the repository structure is going to change quite drastically in approximately two weeks. Currently the goal of this project is pretty vaque and it does not serve well for the purpose of starting out with a new Nue project. The upcoming version 1.0.0-beta will be a major change and showcases more clearly how websites are created with Nue. It is based on semantic styling and Markdown files. I will write a more detailed blog entry about this before pushing the new branch to the repository.

tipiirai commented 11 months ago

Additional 1-2 weeks needed. Writing this blog entry about Tailwind took longer than I expected:

https://nuejs.org/blog/tailwind-vs-semantic-css/

JensRoland commented 10 months ago

Sounds good, I ran into several issues with this repo but now I'll just wait for the next iteration instead.

In particular: Where does persistence fit in? If the demo app is a blog, the first thing I would do is connect to a database of blog posts (yes, I know for something as simple as a blog we are often better off just authoring posts in Markdown, but in the general case of building a site or app, a DB is often the better choice); with Bun you can use import { Database } from "bun:sqlite"; and go from there, creating your own model and importing it..... where? And how? In the current create-nue project it wasn't clear where I would do this; in the component? Merge it into the data object in render.js? Or...? The way imports work and the way component scope/building works, there are a lot of ways that seem like they might work, but don't. So I would like to understand this part better.

OSInsight commented 10 months ago

Sounds good, I ran into several issues with this repo but now I'll just wait for the next iteration instead.

In particular: Where does persistence fit in? If the demo app is a blog, the first thing I would do is connect to a database of blog posts (yes, I know for something as simple as a blog we are often better off just authoring posts in Markdown, but in the general case of building a site or app, a DB is often the better choice); with Bun you can use import { Database } from "bun:sqlite"; and go from there, creating your own model and importing it..... where? And how? In the current create-nue project it wasn't clear where I would do this; in the component? Merge it into the data object in render.js? Or...? The way imports work and the way component scope/building works, there are a lot of ways that seem like they might work, but don't. So I would like to understand this part better.

I don't think we need a database for that. Similar to most static site generators (SSG), the articles in the blog are directly saved on the server in a markdown-like format.

Yc-Chen commented 10 months ago

I wish to see examples on how to make use of other packages under node_modules. Since the serving directory is www, should I copy packages under node_modules to www, or is there a better practice?

JensRoland commented 10 months ago

I don't think we need a database for that. Similar to most static site generators (SSG), the articles in the blog are directly saved on the server in a markdown-like format.

That's why I wrote "yes, I know for something as simple as a blog we are often better off just authoring posts in Markdown, but in the general case of building a site or app, a DB is often the better choice"

I want to build sites that are far more dynamic and data-rich than the blog example, sites where a database is the right choice, and I was hoping for advice on where to integrate that.

tipiirai commented 9 months ago

Closing this issue, since the repository has indeed changed now (dramatically) with the Nuekit release: https://nuejs.org/blog/nuekit-010/