Echo3 Component Authoring and CoreJS Documentation Updates
Several new sections have been added to the Echo3 Component Authoring and CoreJS documentation. All blank sections should now be filled in. The component authoring example application is now verified to work properly with the latest Echo3 sources. Feedback, error corrections, and suggestions on how to improve this documentation are greatly welcomed!
Additionally, if you are interested in developing Echo3 components, please feel free to try the EchoStudio3 Rendered Component wizard which will automatically create the basic elements of a rendered component in one step.
And again, I'd like to stress that creating truly custom HTML/JavaScript components is a great deal easier and faster than it was with Echo2. The API here is entirely new, and all the annoying work is now done behind the scenes automatically. Of course, having real documentation should help the learning curve as well. :D