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Summary
I'd like to propose an EUI "blog", newsletter, or other organization wide medium where we can not only share EUI updates, but also share general tips & tricks that will help and educate EUI consumers. We currently have an email newsletter that is released to Kibana, but having an additional or expanded medium could be beneficial to all consumers.
What would be included?
I don't think there has be an exact content style for this "blog" or a dedicated release schedule. It could just be published as we have information to share. Topics can include:
Decision Trees
EUI has a wide variety of components and deciding which one best suites your needs may be tricky for consumers. What if we were able to create something explaining the similarities and differences between certain components?
For example:
EuiBasicTable
vs. usingEuiDataGrid
EuiFilterGroup
vs. usingEuiSelectable
inside of a popoverFAQ
We get some great questions in the EUI Slack channel, but if you're not subscribed it's likely you'll miss them. This will give us a space to document and reference those questions and answers as needed. This could also prevent duplicate questions and issues from being posted in Slack and in the EUI Github repo.
Tips / Tricks / EUI Education
Some of these tips & tricks will likely come from questions and from seeing component implementation in working systems. There may be things that we can educate consumers on to make their development and testing process a little easier. For example, I've noticed that when some consumers create unit tests for code that includes EUI components, they may not be aware of its nested components. I've seen this with components that use
EuiScreenReaderOnly
. Tests maybe looking for strict equality of a certain phase and because theEuiScreenReaderOnly
component includes its own text, these tests will fail.Proposed Solutions
I used the word "blog" above, but I'm sure what the best medium would be for this publication. I like the thought of having a dedicated page on the EUI Docs site in the
package
section where we can post articles and keep them in one place, but this would place the responsibility of reading on consumers (which defeats the purpose). I also like the thought of a newsletter that interested parties can willingly opt into, however, this method wouldn't provide the ease of searching for something specific.I don't have an exact method in mind, just bits and pieces that I'm hoping we can stitch together.
I would love to know what your thoughts are!
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