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jonasjabari and others added 30 commits January 10, 2020 16:29
The documentation link is pretty far below, which is unfortunate as so much time went into making a beautiful docs page.

I think it's good to have all important project links easily accessible at the top and badges are a nice way to do it.
Noticed that a few of these weren't noted, but got them together from the CircleCI workflow.

Also moved the test section up as I think the most important thing after setting up to see that it works is running the tests.

Kinda deprecates/clashes with #324 as I changed where that note is displayed and how it's incorporated so that it's no longer needed.
I'm unsure as of now if there ae other and/or better places to
send them to.
Before it was rather confusing for me as other component doesn't
use some component and later also isn't used in the page so it
was rather difficult to find out how both components end up
in the page.

I hope that by reversing the order of the components so that first
people are introduced to other_component, which is then used in
some component which is then used in the page this is made more
understandable.

Also added another note mentioning this.
Improve Setup instructions for Contributions
Note the link doesn't quite work yet to its fullest extent
because of
matestack/matestack-docs#34
Point people to concepts after they finished the installation
Adjust the order in which components are provided
…amic-components

Point people to dynamix components
Point people to how to remove turbolinks to be nice
Async docs: explicitly mention that the timespans used are in milliseconds
Name is WIP as right now raw clashes with the raw of Rails,
which would give us the desired result (which is nice) but might
be a worse choice if there were some common options etc. we
wanted to use or just well... consistency :)
In async actions the view context doesn't seem to be available,
from where html_escape was called before.

So we explicitly call out to it now.

Also improved some error reporting, that before was just swalloing
errors without a proper stacktrace or real error.
@jonasjabari jonasjabari merged commit 915daf3 into develop Feb 10, 2020
@pascalwengerter pascalwengerter deleted the prepare_0.7.4_release branch February 17, 2020 15:39
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