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Date: Fri, 12 Apr 2024 09:19:09 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] [docs] Add example/tutorial repo mod_nosferatu for reactive
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 Nevertheless, in terms of reusability, maintainability and user experience the advantages of having a reactive UI are undeniable. For this reason Moodle has an adhoc reactive library that can be used to implement small reactive applications on any Moodle page.
 
+:::tip Example module: moodle-mod_nosferatu
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+GitHub repository: [moodle-mod_nosferatu](https://github.com/ferranrecio/moodle-mod_nosferatu/)
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+This repository provides a step-by-step tutorial for developers, covering starter, beginner, and intermediate levels. It includes helpful comments, hints, and best practices to aid in development.
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 ## Reactive pattern highlights
 
 To understand the advantages (and disadvantages) of a reactive User Interface (UI) there are a few major points you must understand about reactivity: