Simple Hello World Example #2434
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| iced::program("Hello - Iced", HelloIced::update, HelloIced::view).run() |
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im not a maintainer or anything, but it would seem much more beneficial for a 'hello world' example to just have the default boiler plate code. Since no iced programs would ever be built like this, it seems sort of... strange?
Like a beginner at a rust, and iced would be confused on how to actually do something in the 'update' function. And why their program looks so different compared to everyone else's if they are seeking help.
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Simple examples are essential for any lib, it's extremely bad to get super complex examples when you're a beginner, it's cool to see something simple and actually understand how it works, when the example is complicated you need to spend a certain amount of time trying to understand how it works , what each thing does, etc., it's great to have more usable examples, but simple, straight-to-the-point examples are essential, especially for new audiences.
A while ago I sent a PR to keyed_column, still hoping to get it merged haha.
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Thanks! But the The API reference of |
I was just looking through the examples and saw that there was no hello world example. Thought I'd see whether ygs would take one if I made it.