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feat(blog): add form-js@1 blog post #169
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Great stuff already 🏅
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Without manual work, dynamic lists enable the effortless generation of repetitive sets of form components, such as data tables or ordered lists. |
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This one also deserves a little rewrite.
Also, I believe we should mention that we generate magic variables in the feel contexts now that we can use to access data within the same repetition, I can write something for that.
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Or if we don't want to go too deep in the technical, we can link a future documentation page "Learn to work with dynamic lists". Although I'm not sure how okay we are with linking the Camunda docs from the bpmn-io forum.
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I believe it's okay to cross-reference Camunda documentation when it provides helpful additions 👍
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What we could also link is example diagrams that show certain behaviors in use. I also consider to replace the stock form-js viewer in the demo with the playground; maybe we can even link examples there?
Few comments on style / readability, and one missing thing worth mention. But obviously this is draft and 1.4 isn't out yet so no rush :D |
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We just decided not to release dynamic lists with v1.4 as we are currently blocked with that (FTO). Still, this blog post will include dynamic lists as it fits into the theme of complex forms. I will update the blog post once we are ready with v1.5. |
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@Skaiir @vsgoulart Let's revisit this once the respective form-js library is released. It is a good knowledge source. |
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I applied changes based on Grammarly's feedback. I believe we are ready to publish this blog post. |
Great work @pinussilvestrus and @Skaiir! |
It works fine on staging: https://stage.bpmn.io/blog/posts/2023-form-js-1.5-recent-developments Let's release it. |
Closes #162
Depends on https://github.com/camunda/team-hto/issues/372
Note: This is a draft, as
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is yet to be released (including dynamic lists). Feel free to provide early feedback ❤️