Examples
⚠️ Alpha Version: OneForAll is currently in alpha. These examples are being developed and may change.
Welcome to the OneForAll examples section! This page will contain practical examples and sample applications built with OneForAll.
🚧 Coming Soon
We're currently working on comprehensive examples to help you get started with OneForAll. Check back soon for:
📱 Basic Applications
- Counter App - Simple state management example
- Todo List - CRUD operations and list management
- Calculator - Complex UI layouts and event handling
- Text Editor - File operations and text manipulation
🎨 UI Patterns
- Dashboard Layout - Complex layouts with multiple panels
- Form Validation - Input handling and validation patterns
- Modal Dialogs - Overlay components and user interactions
- Navigation Menus - App navigation and routing patterns
🔧 Advanced Examples
- Multi-Window Apps - Window management and communication
- Custom Components - Building reusable component libraries
- State Patterns - Advanced state management techniques
- Integration Examples - Working with external APIs and services
📖 Current Resources
While we prepare these examples, you can explore:
- Your First App Tutorial - Step-by-step guide to building your first OneForAll app
- Components Guide - Learn about built-in components
- State Management - Understand reactive state patterns
- API Reference - Complete technical documentation
🤝 Contribute Examples
Have a great OneForAll example to share? We'd love to include it! Please:
- Open an Issue - Describe your example idea
- Submit a Pull Request - Share your code
- Join Discussions - Connect with the community
📧 Stay Updated
Follow the project on GitHub to get notified when new examples are added.
This page is under active development. Examples will be added regularly as OneForAll approaches its stable release.