Code snippets as examples for new builders

[JST5000]

New folks in the community who start building with the XRPL could get a lot of benefit from having simple code snippets which accomplish common goals in a well-written way.

Most interactions with the ledger tend to follow a similar structure of:

1. Connect to the ledger
2. Create an account/access your account
3. Set up a transaction
4. Sign + send it
5. See what changed (send a request)
6. Close your connection to the ledger

Having more examples of how to do that whole process for various simple use cases of the ledger in a well-documented way would hopefully help new folks ramp up quickly.

Additionally, the code samples could serve to be open-source references for some of the more nuanced features of the ledger (Ex. Setting up multisigning).

This is work which would be beneficial to do across all the client libraries (xrpl.js has some code snippets, but has plenty of gaps)

[rambodc]

I agree with you 100%. Most interactions with the ledger follow similar structure. Creating an easy to use web-based visual scripting editor where users can wire together different features could be very useful.

[intelliot]

There is a project working towards this; someone could check in with them to see if they're still making progress. https://xrplgrants.org/grantees?query=Node-RED