Next Steps
Congratulations on completing the Pulse tutorial! You now understand the core concepts that power Pulse applications: components, state, hooks, events, queries, routing, sessions, and more. But there's always more to learn and explore.
Here's where to go from here, depending on what you want to do next.
Deepen Your Understanding
The Core Guide provides comprehensive coverage of every Pulse concept. While this tutorial introduced you to the basics, the guide goes deeper with more examples, edge cases, and best practices.
- Learn advanced state patterns like global state and computed properties
- Understand the full lifecycle of components and effects
- Master async patterns for complex data flows
Find Solutions to Specific Problems
The Cookbook is a collection of recipes for common tasks. If you're wondering "how do I build X with Pulse?", the cookbook probably has an answer.
Examples include:
- Building a complete authentication flow
- Creating a real-time dashboard
- Implementing infinite scroll
- Setting up file uploads with progress
- Building a multi-step form wizard
Look Up Specifics
The Reference is your go-to for API details. When you need to know exactly what arguments a function accepts or what a class does, the reference has the complete documentation.
Every function, class, decorator, and component in Pulse is documented here with type signatures and usage examples.
Use Component Libraries
Packages extend Pulse with pre-built components for common needs. Instead of building everything from scratch, use these battle-tested integrations:
- pulse-mantine: A comprehensive UI component library with buttons, forms, modals, and more
- pulse-ag-grid: Professional data grids with sorting, filtering, and virtualization
- pulse-recharts: Beautiful charts and data visualizations
- pulse-lucide: Thousands of icons ready to use
- pulse-msal: Microsoft authentication integration
- pulse-aws: Tools for deploying Pulse apps to AWS
Build AI-Powered Applications
AI Agents documentation covers building applications that integrate with large language models. Pulse's real-time capabilities make it perfect for AI interfaces with streaming responses.
Learn how to:
- Build chat interfaces with streaming responses
- Create tool-using agents with Pulse UIs
- Integrate with OpenAI, Anthropic, and other providers
Get Involved
Pulse is open source and welcomes contributions. Whether you want to report a bug, suggest a feature, improve documentation, or contribute code, we'd love to have you.
- Browse the source code on GitHub
- Open issues for bugs or feature requests
- Join discussions about the future of Pulse
- Submit pull requests to contribute
Keep Building
The best way to learn is by doing. Here are some project ideas to practice your Pulse skills:
Beginner projects:
- A personal todo app with persistence
- A simple blog with markdown support
- A weather dashboard using a public API
Intermediate projects:
- A real-time chat application
- A kanban board with drag-and-drop
- An expense tracker with charts
Advanced projects:
- A collaborative document editor
- A project management tool
- A real-time multiplayer game
Whatever you build, we'd love to see it. Share your projects and ask questions in the community.
Happy building!