Hello,
The https://unpkg.com/@xstate/vue/dist/xstate-vue.min.js url is broken, no "dist" folder ?

The Python Async Actions example is confusing in my humble opinion. I'm not entirely sure how this functionality works.

If you run the code in the example, no output is displayed and the application immediately ends. I believe this occurs because the main thread terminates and the remaining threads are marked a

Great little project! I've been reading through it and think I'll be able to use for an upcoming project. Ideally I'd like to try adding some support for SCXML. Looks like almost everything needed is present aside from the variables in events.

However, I haven't been able to understand how the queue interacts with the events. Is it all supposed to be driven from the outside, like in the `test_

The page has this snippet:

green: {
  onEntry: "startHttpRequest",
  onExit: "cancelHttpRequest",
  ...
}

followed shortly thereafter by this snippet:

function transition(event, data) {
  currentState = stateMachine.transition(currentState, event, data);
  field.classList.value = currentState.value;
  currentState.actions.forEach(item => window[item]());
}

T

We have two tutorials, a 5-minute and a comprehensive one, both not explaining the statechart elements but only how to create them step by step.

On the other hand there is a basic tutorial example (Light switch example series) which explains some statechart concepts but not how to work with the editor.

The idea is to have both worlds in one chapter: a building-up explanation of statechart co

• Up to date quick start
• Single place to find helpful resources
• More examples
• Document annotations (see #215)
• Explain more what ThingML is, can do, and what it can't do
• How to contribute documentation
• Syntax / keywords documentation
• Make a website ?
• Build an interactive tutorial that is actually cool, similar to [tryruby](https:/

I believe xstateful could have more integrated devtools in the future, but for now, there is a quick and easy devtools integration.

I believe Redux Devtools could be setup to display both state and xstate, along with all actions fired.

As an example of how Redux Devtools can be setup for use with xstate, see React-Automata:
https://github.com