Enhance defer load docs #5112
Enhance defer load docs #5112
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I think there is a strong over-reliance on gifs. One or two in a how-to guide seems reasonable to me, 5 seems like way too much. |
fix spelling Co-authored-by: Philipp Rudiger <prudiger@anaconda.com>
I've read through the guide and tried to think how I can show the user the waiting time or lack of the same without videos. I've done this several times. I cannot figure this out. I need help. How would you do it @philippjfr ? |
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I simply cannot imagine how to visually convey the deferred load without gifs @philippjfr . Please help me. How would you do it? |
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I think it's actually okay but I do wonder if this is once again a matter of putting too much into one how to guide. How-to guides are meant to be short and to the point rather than collections of a bunch of related but slightly different approaches, i.e. I definitely don't think generators and onload are part of the same guide. |
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Should be able to simply give the loading indicator a name now.
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At least when #5194 has been committed to main.
It is actually a tutorial instead? |
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We do need to define what a tutorial looks like but I don't think this is it. Just like other how to guides this material is very task oriented, i.e. it aims to get the reader how to achieve something very specific while a tutorial is much more learning oriented and gets the user to build something larger in a number of smaller steps. |
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I will start splitting this into two |
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I've now split this into two guides. Please let me know if there is more I should do @philippjfr . Thanks. |
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Looks great! |
As the title states. Builds on top of #5105 and #5107.
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