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Love that this project exists... it's exactly what I wanted in terms of being bare bones, with just Tailwind + Sanity + Editing Previews. However the structure, to my mind, is a little confusing.
I wish it was more obvious as to where global components should go, and how to work with this setup to build out a site on this structure in a performant, correct way. I think it's great that it's not too opinionated, but it does have opinions :) How best to work with those and build on top of them could just be better explained IMO. Something in the README would be fine.
Like, a "Hello World" instead of a <pre>{JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)}</pre> might also clue more of the audience in. And is it a good idea to have a folder named /Pagewhen of course Next uses /Pages. The names of the files also seem, less than ideal.
But, yeah, I could totally be convinced! Just love to start a discussion, and find out if it's just me or if the semantics and docs might actually be improved.
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Love that this project exists... it's exactly what I wanted in terms of being bare bones, with just Tailwind + Sanity + Editing Previews. However the structure, to my mind, is a little confusing.
I wish it was more obvious as to where global components should go, and how to work with this setup to build out a site on this structure in a performant, correct way. I think it's great that it's not too opinionated, but it does have opinions :) How best to work with those and build on top of them could just be better explained IMO. Something in the README would be fine.
Like, a "Hello World" instead of a
<pre>{JSON.stringify(data, null, 2)}</pre>
might also clue more of the audience in. And is it a good idea to have a folder named/Page
when of course Next uses/Pages
. The names of the files also seem, less than ideal.But, yeah, I could totally be convinced! Just love to start a discussion, and find out if it's just me or if the semantics and docs might actually be improved.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: