[Suggestion] State machine example of use
brucou opened this issue · 4 comments
Hi there.
Always happy to see people interested in state machines and promoting the different techniques it enables. Was also happy to see the ressources about user interfaces without VDom.
I wanted to let you know of Kingly, the state machine library that I maintain. (This could be featured in your Projects section.
Also I wrote a lengthy article for infoQ summarizing all the benefits of state machines and that covers pretty exhaustively the subject, I believe this could be useful in the Reading section. The article can also be consulted on Medium: https://medium.com/dailyjs/user-interfaces-you-can-trust-with-state-machines-49de7fa138a6. That is probably the best link to use, as infoQ caters more to senior dev, and software architects.
This is just what I did personally. There are a number of other resources and the subject is vast and not very much dealt with in the front-end world. I may have some ideas as to how to structure the README, I have been thinking a lot of the subject in the last three years. I could make some suggestion in the future if you are open to that.
On a totally different note, I checked choo.io, which seems like news to me. I used choo (and nanohtml) a long time ago (actually I have a simple [state machine demo](https://codesandbox.io/s/73wy8jwk86 featuring nanomorph). Are you anyhow linked to choo? For some reason, I came to think it was not so much maintained anymore.
Thanks for your consideration. Let me know if you want to include the two links I mentioned previously. I'll be glad to do a PR.
Hey @brucou, thanks for creating this! Really cool to see someone whose interest in this has spanned a few years (I'm super new to it, hence this repo).
I believe #1 is going to add Kingly to the list (what a coincidence!). Would love it if you'd create a PR for the links you mentioned, as well as any other appropriate resources that you know about :)
Regarding Choo, I'm just a long-time fan of the ecosystem. Still my favorite framework even though it's not nearly as actively maintained nowadays (it still is though!).
Great! I will wait for the other PR to be merged then. That will give me time to think about soome more stuff.
found this new one by the way: https://github.com/ericelliott/redux-dsm, quite specialized to a Redux concept, little in the way of documentation, but used in production for some time already, and simple to grasp in the end.