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Overall, this tutorial does a good job of going step-by-step.
Broken and should be fixed:
The link to the code on github in this line gives you a 404:
It looks like something broke there on March 23rd, and maybe never got fixed:
Would be nice
When you're walking a user through a "hello world" example like this, where you're giving them one piece of the code at a time, it's good to show them what the whole thing looks like at the end.
In this tutorial, which is an "end to end walkthrough", I would suggest having one "finished script" that is functional and creates / registers a schema, and if it's appropriate / if that's how it works, creating a portal -- and then, a second script showing at the end that shows e.g. "how can I create an attestation, implemented in JS that I can copy paste into my web app UI for users to be able to make an attestation"
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I've fixed the link to the Tutorial repository (that we extracted from the main monorepo to a dedicated repo for clarity). Here's the commit and here's the working link.
And thanks for your suggestions!
From what I can see, we should do 2 things:
Split the tutorial into 2 tutorials:
a 'frontend' tutorial (basically what we have today)
a 'backend' tutorial to tackle the 'script' scenario
Overall, this tutorial does a good job of going step-by-step.
Broken and should be fixed:
The link to the code on github in this line gives you a 404:
It looks like something broke there on March 23rd, and maybe never got fixed:
Would be nice
When you're walking a user through a "hello world" example like this, where you're giving them one piece of the code at a time, it's good to show them what the whole thing looks like at the end.
In this tutorial, which is an "end to end walkthrough", I would suggest having one "finished script" that is functional and creates / registers a schema, and if it's appropriate / if that's how it works, creating a portal -- and then, a second script showing at the end that shows e.g. "how can I create an attestation, implemented in JS that I can copy paste into my web app UI for users to be able to make an attestation"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: