Tips on earning trust in SolidJS from FrontEnd community

[trivikr]

This generic question is created to collect suggestions on how to gain more trust in SolidJS from FrontEnd community.
This is a follow-up to the video Is SolidJS better than React? on YouTube.

Tips to contribute:

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[trivikr]

Move all solidjs modules under @solidjs npm scope.

[trivikr]

This suggestion is being tracked at #611

[trivikr]

Add Code Of Conduct for SolidJS projects.

[trivikr]

This suggestion is being tracked at #607

[trivikr]

Add Contributing Guidelines in CONTRIBUTING.md for SolidJS projects.

[trivikr]

This suggestion was discussed in Discord Thread.

[illiaChaban]

Add JSDoc to exported methods + possibly url pointing to the documentation online.

[illiaChaban]

The types are pretty good and there was nothing I couldn't figure out just by looking at types so far. However, I did find some of the documentation very succinct that sometimes didn't fully explain how the method / property should work.
I also believe JSDoc can help with the speed of development, so you don't have to constantly lookup documentation

Love the library so far!

[atk]

We're already working on improving the developer experience. The next release will have JSDoc tooltips for all signals and related primitives; stores are next.