In my opinion, it was a very useful video. Having looked through the first time, I caught the entire concept of the storybook. After that, I went through the official material. It has deepened my knowledge. Finally, I looked at this video once more. Now I'm sure it can benefit from Storybook on my business project. Thanks a lot to the author for that.
Awesome thank you so much for doing this course. I'm just refreshing on React and every time I try and get started with it for larger apps it feels overwhelming. This really helps!
Is it possible to run a nextjs storybook as a component library through GitHub Packages or NPM? I've been having a rough time trying to set this up. Thanks in advance :)
Hey there! I'm not sure we totally understood the questions. However, Storybook helps developers work on their components in isolation as a workshop environment, but it does not help with publishing your code to a registry like GH or NPM. I'd suggest you do to things: 1. Check a tutorial on how to publish a component library to NPM: ruclips.net/video/XHQi5a0TmMc/видео.html 2. Check this blog post regarding using Storybook and Next.js: storybook.js.org/blog/integrate-nextjs-and-storybook-automatically/
Hey, first of all it was a great presentation, and a great explanation. But how did I understand that part of it was also the part of integration in REAL and BIG APPLICATION?
It's great to hear that you enjoyed this tutorial! It looks like you had a question, let us know if we can help further. Feel free to send us an email too, us@fullstack.io
Hey Samuel! No, the whole course uses CSF 2 which is the default format in Storybook 6. In Storybook 7, CSF3 will become the new standard format, and I'm planning to release a video (once Storybook 7 gets to stable) explaining the differences and how to migrate. For now, please refer to this resource for reference: storybook.js.org/blog/storybook-csf3-is-here/
Trust me this has been super helpful to me as I had to use Storybook with TurboRepo in my project. Thank you . I have a question. Can you also make a video on state management in Storybook like useState or other hooks inside of stories.
In my opinion, it was a very useful video.
Having looked through the first time, I caught the entire concept of the storybook.
After that, I went through the official material. It has deepened my knowledge.
Finally, I looked at this video once more.
Now I'm sure it can benefit from Storybook on my business project.
Thanks a lot to the author for that.
Great! We love to hear this.
Such a great tutorial. Please do more!
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed this.
what is the name of your terminal?
Hey Sergey! It's called iTerm. I will add a section in my course that provides all my configuration for the ones interested. Thanks for watching!
Lovely sharing. Learned a bunch, thanks Yann and newline!
Thanks for watching!
@@Yannbf Really appreciate it ☺
@@Yannbf Can you give me this project's GitHub link?
This is a paid course, you can purchase it here: www.newline.co/courses/storybook-for-react-apps/installing-storybook
Awesome thank you so much for doing this course. I'm just refreshing on React and every time I try and get started with it for larger apps it feels overwhelming. This really helps!
You're very welcome! Glad to hear this course helped.
Fantastic introduction to storybook! Thank you
Awesome! We are glad to hear that you found this valuable.
Is it possible to run a nextjs storybook as a component library through GitHub Packages or NPM? I've been having a rough time trying to set this up. Thanks in advance :)
Hey there! I'm not sure we totally understood the questions. However, Storybook helps developers work on their components in isolation as a workshop environment, but it does not help with publishing your code to a registry like GH or NPM. I'd suggest you do to things:
1. Check a tutorial on how to publish a component library to NPM: ruclips.net/video/XHQi5a0TmMc/видео.html
2. Check this blog post regarding using Storybook and Next.js: storybook.js.org/blog/integrate-nextjs-and-storybook-automatically/
Such a great tutorial. Please do more!
Awesome! Thanks for the compliment.
@@newlinedotco Can you give me this project's GitHub link?
please make a video with redux state and react-router-dom nu using moc data API data
Hey, first of all it was a great presentation, and a great explanation. But how did I understand that part of it was also the part of integration in REAL and BIG APPLICATION?
It's great to hear that you enjoyed this tutorial! It looks like you had a question, let us know if we can help further.
Feel free to send us an email too, us@fullstack.io
the what??
Is this using CSF 3.0?
Hey Samuel! No, the whole course uses CSF 2 which is the default format in Storybook 6.
In Storybook 7, CSF3 will become the new standard format, and I'm planning to release a video (once Storybook 7 gets to stable) explaining the differences and how to migrate.
For now, please refer to this resource for reference: storybook.js.org/blog/storybook-csf3-is-here/
Best video of storybook I've seen!
Awesome to hear this!
CARA OTIMO VIDEO :)
Great content, well explained and the order of going through stuff is excellent
Glad you enjoyed it!
You don't need a course for storybook the documentation is more than enough
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Perfect
Great! We are glad to hear that you enjoyed this.
He has really nice hair
Storybook doesn't reload after changes. I have to manually restart the server. Any help?
Thanks. Can you join the discord server. Yann is there and can follow up with questions. discord.com/invite/D88ppSb
Trust me this has been super helpful to me as I had to use Storybook with TurboRepo in my project. Thank you . I have a question. Can you also make a video on state management in Storybook like useState or other hooks inside of stories.
great will take into consideration.
Is this version 6.5 ?
Hey @IO yes you're right! Storybook 7 is currently in alpha version, so the course uses latest, which is 6.5.
Thank you :)
You're welcome!