Initial "Getting Started" documentation for justa-table component
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I'm glad you were able to get started on this. This has been on my TODO list for way too long.
As a side note, once we get this addon a little further along and stabilized, it would be good to chat a bit about overall directions and such and what we need to do to make it really good.
Good to go in after #112.
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This addresses part of #80. I've been taking a few notes while going through and getting a feel for our components, and I pulled enough together for a first pass at a "Getting Started" guide.
This gives a bit of an overview of what the
justa-tablecomponent sets out to do and describes most of the "public" options that it takes.There's certainly a larger story around using something like
ember-yuidocat some point, but this feels about right for the amount of info we might want to provide before linking there.