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@mohammadhunan-dev mohammadhunan-dev commented Sep 29, 2020

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Good work! I think the layout of the doc is pretty good. Research seems thorough and I think people will get good use out of it.

I went ahead and added a ton of suggestions to save you some time on some punctuation fixes. Please ask if you have any questions about my suggestions.

What needs to change:

  • Please accept suggestions.
  • Please move the code snippets into literalincludes. This is going to happen soon anyway so let's save ourselves the tech debt.
  • Please move the setup headers into a subsection specifically for setup. I'm concerned the "Working Realm Using Renderer and Main Processes" section is getting lost otherwise.
  • Please add a note or paragraph or sentence near the top that helps people decide which of the setup sections to read. You could also have a sentence in each setup section that lets people know whether they should read that section or if they can skip it. It's not clear from the section titles alone right now.
  • Please write a summary section.

Thanks!

Add the following code to a new file called ``electron.js`` in the
``public`` directory:

.. code-block:: javascript
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Can you move this to a literalinclude?

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done 👍

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@cbush per your top level comment ("Please accept suggestions.
Please move the code snippets into literalincludes. This is going to happen soon anyway so let's save ourselves the tech debt.
Please move the setup headers into a subsection specifically for setup. I'm concerned the "Working Realm Using Renderer and Main Processes" section is getting lost otherwise.
Please add a note or paragraph or sentence near the top that helps people decide which of the setup sections to read. You could also have a sentence in each setup section that lets people know whether they should read that section or if they can skip it. It's not clear from the section titles alone right now.
Please write a summary section."):

  • Moved code snippets into literalincludes: ✅ (only moved the codesnippets that were full js files)
  • Moved the setup headers into subsections: ✅
  • Added a paragraph at the top that helps people decide which setup to read & added a sentence in each set up subsection: ✅
  • Added a summary: ✅

Mohammad Hunan Chughtai added 2 commits October 5, 2020 14:00
@mohammadhunan-dev mohammadhunan-dev changed the title WIP- (DOCSP-11147): Initted Realm Electron Quickstart Doc (DOCSP-11147): Initted Realm Electron Quickstart Doc Oct 6, 2020
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Looks good. Please accept suggestions before merging. Thanks!

@mohammadhunan-dev mohammadhunan-dev merged commit 2b46e00 into mongodb:master Oct 6, 2020
@mohammadhunan-dev mohammadhunan-dev deleted the DOCSP-11147-Realm-Electron-QuickStart branch May 6, 2021 02:43
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