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React Spreadsheet
Introducing React Spreadsheet
I seem to have spent the past few weeks repeatedly finding reasons not to get my
react-spreadsheetpackage off the ground. That changes today. First, a quick reminder of the big picture. -
Blog
One Hundred Posts
This is my hundredth post to the Candid Startup. As this is a special celebration, make sure you stick around until the end for an amazing free giveaway.
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Front End
Styling React Components with CSS
I had just started turning my stub
react-spreadsheetpackage into a real one, when I ran into a dilemma. What was I going to do about styling my new spreadsheet component? -
Front End
Vitest Monorepo Setup
I was about to get started turning my stub
react-spreadsheetpackage into a real one, when I noticed a new Vitest related warning from VS Code. -
Blog
InfiniSheet
Integrating API Documentation
Last time we got good results when we tried out TypeDoc for API reference documentation generation. I left you with a cliff hanger. How do we integrate TypeDoc into my GitHub Pages based publishing pipeline? And how should we surface API documentation on the blog focused Candid Startup site?
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Front End
Bootstrapping TypeDoc
Last time I gave up on using API Extractor to generate API Reference Documentation. API Extractor creates Markdown with embedded html tags as an intermediate format. It simply wasn’t compatible with GitHub Pages hosted sites.
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Cloud Architecture
Front End
InfiniSheet
InfiniSheet Architecture
I’ve been working on my spreadsheet project for many months now. I started with very high level thinking and paper explorations of possible data structures and algorithms. Then I went to the other end of the scale and built a React virtual scrolling package that you could use to build the frontend for a large spreadsheet.
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Front End
Bootstrapping API Extractor
I’m using TSDoc comments to provide IntelliSense based documentation for my open source project. Now I want to do more. Enter API Extractor.
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Front End
Bootstrapping ESLint
I’ve added some TSDoc based comments to my open source project. TSDoc has an ESLint plugin that checks for syntax errors in your TSDoc comments. I’d like to try it out, which means getting ESLint off the ground first.
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Front End
Bootstrapping TSDoc
Last time I left you with the realization that documentation is a good thing and that I should probably write some. We all know that “nobody reads documentation”, so my main focus is on writing documentation that sneaks up on you and jumps out just as you need it.