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[DISCUSS] README content and folder naming
See original GitHub issueInstead of having all the example explanation in the main README, I would rather see them moved to their dedicated folder.
Regarding the folder name, I would rather remove the prefix number. A the end, we can not order the examples by difficulty, only maybe by area
hello_world
commands
menus
datagrid
signals_and_buttons
kernel_messaging
kernel_output
file_server
widgets_...
widgets_...
@jtpio WDYT? After merge of #1 I can quickly open a PR for this.
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@jtpio I have merged #1 and opened #3 PR for review. Thx.
Thanks @echarles for the suggestion, that sounds good 👍
We can always reintroduce an order later (a table of contents for instance) if we think it’s needed.