Learn Storybook sequel – Mastering Storybook – a guide for intermediate/advanced users

[domyen]

This issue documents "advanced" topics that readers have inquired about in the past. These topics will be incorporated into the sequel to Learn Storybook's intro guide. Feel free to suggest topics for the team to consider.

• Organizing your Storybook
• Setting up SB in production
• Collaboration (Loop/Deploy)
• Testing (visual, responsive, a11y, i18n, etc.)
• Publishing the component library
• Feedback loops with Storybook (QA, product team, etc.)
• Using Storybook for component library & design system documentation
• Graphql and storybook
• Serve static assets with Storybook Improve Intro to Storybook. Get Started chapter #297

Related issues: #67

[jonniebigodes]

@domyen i've been checking this and we it seems that some of these items are already covered in the Design systems for developers tutorial, more specifically the items:

• Publishing the component library
• Using Storybook for component library & design system documentation

So i'm inclined to believe that those two could be crossed of the list.

Regarding the remainder:

• Organizing your Storybook
  The way Storybook is setup in here is actually a good way to illustrate how the user could organize their own Storybook. Probably with some nice wording and materializing it into a actual code base would be a good touch to add.

• Testing (visual, responsive, a11y, i18n, etc.)
  Testing is partially addressed already so we could add only a "recipe" for both cases a11y and i18n to start off and go from there.

• For Collaboration (Loop/Deploy) and Feedback loops with Storybook (QA, product team, etc.) probably we could incorporate this i'm aware that's still in beta. But with this we could add more exposure and early adoption.

For the remainder ones i'm still fine tuning some items and i'll create a issue and a subsequent pr that will cover it.

[tmeasday]

I think what we should think about is a new tutorial series aimed at using Storybook in application development (think of it as the complement to using it in design systems). I have a lot of ideas about that ;)

[jonniebigodes]

@tmeasday sorry for the delay in this. A new tutorial in that form sounds really great. Gimme me a shoutout if you need any help with it.