[Documentation] Could the wxRuby3 samples get their own web-page, for easier viewing? Could screenshots be added to this as well, perhaps in an automatic manner?

[rubyFeedback]

Hey there mcorino,

Let me explain the request.

There are various samples here at:

https://github.com/mcorino/wxRuby3/tree/master/samples

I have glanced at a few and integrated code downstream in my GUI-collector project,
which I call "widgets". In fact, I am currently writing a libui-GUI for start to a small
URL mapper (input is matched with a registered remote URL). I plan to also add
jruby-swing + ruby-sinatra / ruby-web wrapper over this lateron. Anyway.

Recently I came to re-visited the project called caxsls.

Have a look at the README.md in their example directory:

https://github.com/caxlsx/caxlsx/blob/master/examples/README.md

^^^

This is super-convenient. It has examples, a bit of comments inside the
file and screenshots. I actually copied things into my own local web-collector,
so I can style and display the content how I prefer it. So perhaps wxRuby3
does not need any webpage for examples - but a README.md for the
examples and screenshots would be neat. If it is too much work, perhaps
it can be limited to just three examples. Other people can help extend
it if your time is limited.

The idea behind this is primarily to give people a quick "what you see is
what you get", that is the code for a given example, would yield the
following widget. Of course ideally we'd have many examples, all
documented and with screenshot, but this is probably too much manual
work. So perhaps the time investment can be limited to three examples
and others can try to help expand. (One problem when I mentioned
the approach I use for caxsls is that it took me a full day before I now
have really well-documented local examples + screenshots, so I totally
understand time investment is an issue. But perhaps e. g. three examples
could be managed,similar to caxsls, which I found super-convenient, I
could quickly adjust things to my use cases. Anyway thanks for
reading this request.)

[mcorino]

Have you checked the Wiki HowTo pages. These contain lots of ready to run code and associated screenshots.