2 posts tagged with "overture"

A school teacher of mine once said "to learn to paint, you must paint". This isn't some grand ol saying, or a blog quip posing as something deeper. In fact he even said it in a "just so" every day manner. Point is... just do the thing...

So let's start here - UI components: https://github.com/overture-stack/arranger/tree/main/modules/components .Last commit on main branch was 2months ago so it looks like it's the active branch.

README.md is a bit sparse https://github.com/overture-stack/arranger/blob/1ce3ae3949108712b81f15a813c7fc9e9f5eb2b6/modules/components/README.md so we'll add a very basic description and instructions on how to get a dev env running.

I've also taken a look at the package.json to see how we are building the project https://github.com/overture-stack/arranger/blob/1ce3ae3949108712b81f15a813c7fc9e9f5eb2b6/modules/components/package.json

Straight off the bat we will:

• replace Babel with Vite and Jest with Vitest.
• clean up some of the TS tooling

The Overture suite of tools is something I've had an eye on for a while and I've started playing around with the Arranger product. Let's delve into into it and see what it's all about, maybe we'll write some code in a fork along the way, just for fun. A fork in the road so to speak - the end of beginning?

https://www.overture.bio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrgL8vpFm5s
https://github.com/overture-stack/arranger