Hi Daniel,
I found that learning Jelly and how Jelly, descriptors, and instances all work together was a bit frustrating. If there were more examples that described why or how the code does what it does, that’d probably be a good thing. GitHub already gives us the what, but through that vehicle we are given many options and not really any one best-practice.
So if there were anything I’d like to see for future plugin developers, it’d be a larger set of “here’s an example of making a xyz, and why it is the way it is”.
Good luck!
-Brian
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Von: Daniel Beck <m...@beckweb.net>
Betreff: Improvements to the developer docs
Datum: 16. Juli 2015 14:31:48 MESZ
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I mean Extension Points. They are documented on the wiki, but again, I discovered them through the mailing list instead of being referenced to them from elsewhere in the documentation.