Update README.md - Swap paywalled tutorial for free tutorial #5028
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It doesn't seem right to send people toward a paywalled resource when there are free ones available. I put in the first Youtube result which is a free tutorial by the same name from FullStack Academy, but I'm also in favor of replacing this link with a Youtube search for the term. ```https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=getting+started+with+react+storybook```
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That's not cool! We didn't know this was behind a paywall. Is this the best free resource? Is there something more succinct? |
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Hard to compare to the content its replacing since its behind the paywall, but: This video is more of an overview of what Storybook does and why - medium length This video is more specifically about how to put Storybook into Create React App - short This is a great thorough intro from the Facebook developers channel - long Inevitably any kind of video-based intro will become outdated, so I'm not totally sure about the usefulness of specific video links (although at least you can tell by the uploaded date whether it IS outdated, unlike a lot of web pages). |
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Hm, do they have a getting started guide we can link to instead? |
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The storybook docs you link below are pretty good, maybe just remove the video link altogether? Here's another nice alternative https://www.learnstorybook.com/ |
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I like that link, let's replace it with that and update the caption. |
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Also, please send this PR against |
In the "Storybook" section
It doesn't seem right to send people toward a paywalled resource when there are free ones available.
I put in the first Youtube result which is a free tutorial by the same name from FullStack Academy, but I'm also in favor of replacing this link with a Youtube search for the term.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=getting+started+with+react+storybook