Thanks, I've added it under suggested additions as you mentioned, and
also left a note in the intent to ship section. Looking forward to
seeing more examples in the future!
Philipp
On 10/21/17 11:43 PM, Andrew Overholt wrote:
> Not a bad idea! You can feel free to add it to the wiki page under
> suggested additions. And remember, they're just guidelines :)
> On Sat, Oct 21, 2017 at 4:25 AM Philipp Kewisch <mozi...@kewis.ch> wrote:
>
>> Hey Folks,
>>
>> One thing I've often been thinking when reading the Intent to
>> Ship/Implement emails is "Hey, that sounds interesting, I wonder what
>> that is and how I can use it".
>>
>> The spec and bug is usually linked, so I can go ahead and take a look at
>> the spec, but what would make reading email a lot easier for me is a
>> short summary of what the spec does and an example how it can be used.
>>
>> For example, the pointer events spec recently had an Intent to Ship. As
>> I haven't read about it earlier, all I know is that the name suggests it
>> has something to do with the mouse, but until I skim the first few
>> screens of the spec until Example 1, I am not sure what it does. The
>> following info would have been helpful:
>>
>> """
>> Pointer Events are like mouse events, but more general. It provides
>> similar information for devices like touchscreens, pen input, etc. Here
>> is a simple example:
>>
>> window.addEventListener("pointerdown", function(event) {
>> console.log(event.pointerType); // "pen", "mouse", etc.
>> console.log(event.width); // width of contact geometry
>> });
>>
>> """
>>
>> Do others think this information would be helpful, and if so, can we get
>> this added to the process for Intent to Ship and Intent to Implement?
>>
>> Philipp
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