Skink Tutorials Now Available! (And a Quick Status Update)

I’m excited to announce that a set of tutorials for Skink is now live! If you’ve been following the progress of the project and want to dive in and learn how to use it, this is the perfect place to start.

You can find the tutorials here: https://www.daggertech.co.uk/p/skink-tutorials.html

In these tutorials, you'll find [briefly describe what the tutorials cover, e.g., step-by-step guides, basic concepts, advanced usage]. Whether you're just getting started or looking to deepen your understanding, I hope you find them useful.

Where is Skink at right now?

While I’m thrilled with how Skink is progressing and the tutorials are a big step forward, I want to be transparent about its current status.

Skink is coming along really well, but I wouldn't call it "production-ready" just yet. For me, a tool truly earns that label once it's been thoroughly battle-tested in a real-world, demanding environment.

That testing ground will be DANI.

Integrating Skink into DANI will be the ultimate proving ground. It’s where we’ll uncover the edge cases, stress-test the performance, and ensure it can handle the complexities of a real application. Until Skink has successfully powered DANI in the wild, I’m keeping the "beta" tag firmly in place.

I’m looking forward to getting to that milestone, and I’ll be sure to share updates along the way. In the meantime, please check out the tutorials, play around with Skink, and let me know your thoughts!

Happy coding!