| • Introduction to Tomek Sułkowski and StackBlitz | |
| • Overview of web containers as an in-browser operating system | |
| • Explanation of WebContainer technology and its development process | |
| • Discussion of TutorialKit as a framework for building tutorials using web containers | |
| • Background on the inspiration for TutorialKit, including Rich Harris's Svelte tutorial and its success with SvelteKit | |
| • Description of the current state of tutorial creation and the need for a framework like TutorialKit to simplify the process | |
| • Web containers vs Docker containers | |
| • Relationship between web containers and WebAssembly (Wasm) | |
| • Performance benefits of using web containers in the browser | |
| • How web containers handle package management and private packages behind company firewalls | |
| • TutorialKit and its use for creating rich, interactive tutorials | |
| • Creating a tutorial with npm create tutorial and structuring content as an outline | |
| • The structure of the tutorial editor in TutorialKit and its components | |
| • Templating system for reusable code in lessons | |
| • Configuration options for individual lessons, chapters, and tutorials | |
| • Inheritance of configuration settings from parent to child levels | |
| • Deployment of TutorialKit projects as static sites using Astro | |
| • Hosting requirements for web containers, including specific headers for common hosting providers | |
| • Availability of React components for building custom projects using TutorialKit subcomponents | |
| • Plans to release TutorialKit 1.0 in October | |
| • Features and benefits of TutorialKit, including outline display, lesson creation, and Frontmatter configuration options | |
| • Language service protocol for auto-completion and error checking | |
| • Demo tutorial and StackBlitz integration | |
| • Motivation behind creating TutorialKit, including a mix of company needs and community contribution | |
| • Comparison to other tools like Storybook and the potential for a "bootstrap effect" in tutorials | |
| • Open-source availability and free use of TutorialKit | |
| • Ari Perkiö created a Vite plugin tutorial | |
| • TutorialKit has been introduced but still lacks content for most tutorials | |
| • Existing notable tutorials: learn.remult.dev and nextpatterns.dev | |
| • GitHub repository for TutorialKit is active with issues, discussions, and projects to showcase on StackBlitz | |
| • Encouragement to create and share tutorials using TutorialKit |