ReactJS library has been in the market for a very long time and we all are very much aware of its power. We all know how we can build UIs using Rea...
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Nice blog, maybe add an interactive code snippets using tools like CodePen.
Yeah I agree with you. But since Codepen does not support Wing language. Therefore, I was not able to do it.
Slick! So Wing is a backend abstraction? Something like DarkLang?
Backend API is just a use-case of Wing. The major problem that Wing solves is it makes it easy for developers to build and deploy cloud applications by merging the application code and infrastructure code in a single model. So, developers don't need to write two different codes - one in Terraform and another in a programming language.
You can learn more about Wing - winglang.io
You can also join the Slack community - t.winglang.io/slack
I'm new to open-source. How easy is it to contribute to Wing and are there any good first issues for a junior dev?
Hey @oliver0012 I'm Uri from the Wing team - we love first time contributors and we actually have docs and a process to help you get started.
If you're interested, please join our Slack workspace, introduce yourself in the #intro channel and ask us to help you pick a good first issue - we'll suggest a bunch of options.
Check it out!
t.winglang.io/slack
You can check the issues. Anyone is free to solve any issue and contribute to Wing
github.com/winglang/wing/issues
I saw this on my relevant feed because I love React and this looks super interesting
Do try it out. You'll love it
Nice article about Wing!
Thanks, Ayush!
Glad you like it, Nathan
Very interesting.
Is Wing similar to Pulumi?
Pulumi is a different thing. It's an open-source tool allowing developers to manage cloud infrastructure using existing languages like JS, TS, and Python. Whereas, Wing is a whole new programming language that merges the infrastructure code and application code of cloud applications, therefore the developer does not need to write two different codes for cloud applications.
Nice!
Thank you