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Initiate API ideation #9

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Jack Steinberg and others added 9 commits May 20, 2019 17:57
* My pass at answering some questions

- Some wording tweaks
- Added closebutton="" attribute
- Made attributes and properties generally more detailed
- Explained how showToast() connects to std-toast in more detail
- Added "actionclick" event (although it's still not super well fleshed out)
- Explained content model
- Removed duplicate toasts pattern; that shouldn't be common
- Added more TODOs for harder problems

* Update README.md

* Respond to review comments
* Fill out "Why?" section more

* Update README.md
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Jack Steinberg and others added 3 commits May 24, 2019 10:39
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Please leave TODOs in the doc with a short summary and a link to the issue. E.g.

TODO(#13): decide on how we position the toast

I think GH will auto-link the #13 in there.

Basically think of this as google doc + comments but a bit more manual. Readers should be able to see that there is an outstanding discussion on a point and in general when you resolve an issue it should be reflected by deleting the TODO and updating the doc. There tend to be 2 types of comment on design docs

  • A valid point about something missing from the doc, e.g. raising a reasonable alternative, this should be resolved by choosing which to use and documenting that we considered another approach and reasons why we prefer the chosen one
  • An invalid point about the doc, e.g. caused by a misunderstanding or whatever. In many cases this indicates that your doc needs to be clearer in some way. Resolve it by improving the doc such that the same misunderstanding is harder to make.

If the issue comes up in PR, maybe you can address it there and then (especially for an invalid point) but in the interests of not blocking PRs, punt things out to TODO(#nnn).

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LGTM with a few suggestions

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Jack Steinberg and others added 3 commits May 29, 2019 13:35
Co-Authored-By: Domenic Denicola <d@domenic.me>
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@jackbsteinberg jackbsteinberg merged commit 5d4f6d7 into master May 29, 2019
@jackbsteinberg jackbsteinberg deleted the api-ideation branch May 29, 2019 18:08
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