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I find a simple example is usually worth 1000 API specifications. Of course we need both, but it would be great to include some simple examples directly on the API page itself. For instance, after reading the Sorting API page, I still do not actually know how to sort my data. When I read this one instead, from React Material Table, it's immediately obvious how it works.
Personally I do not care for the Tanstack documentation style and would much prefer that sample code be visible at a glance rather than in a sandbox, but that's a different question.
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I find a simple example is usually worth 1000 API specifications. Of course we need both, but it would be great to include some simple examples directly on the API page itself. For instance, after reading the Sorting API page, I still do not actually know how to sort my data. When I read this one instead, from
React Material Table
, it's immediately obvious how it works.At minimum I would hope there would be links back and forth from the Sorting API to the Sorting Example (though that will not help at the moment since the examples are all broken).
Personally I do not care for the Tanstack documentation style and would much prefer that sample code be visible at a glance rather than in a sandbox, but that's a different question.
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