Hey there mcorino,

Some projects offer a gallery; for instance glimmer here:

https://github.com/AndyObtiva/glimmer

sort of has one, or an even better gallery (in my opinion)
by kojix2 for his crystal-bindings to libui-ng here:

https://github.com/kojix2/uing

Have a look at the subsection "Examples Gallery" there.

What I find especially useful is that kojix2 shows the source
code (link to the source code) on the left hand side; and
images on the right hand side, fitting to the platforms at
hand.

I am not 100% certain how kojix2 did this (perhaps he can
respond to this question if someone points it out :) ) but if
I correctly understand what he wrote, then this is actually
automatically generated - at the least the images. So this
means that basically only the ruby code or crystal code
needs to work, and github does the rest (I think). Would
this be a possibility for wxruby3 too? Evidently your time
is limited so I don't recommend to really have every widget
documented. But, say, something in the range of 3 to 8
programs, as an overview, could perhaps be compared in
such a table.

While kojix2' project refers primarily to the main widgets,
he does also offer some games - for instance, reversi
or area_breakout. It is nice in that it showcases what is
possible. I think it would also be nice if something like
this could be done for wxruby; perhaps not all examples,
but a few simple widgets. People could kind of also use
that as a reference, if they forgot something they can
look it up quickly.

Anyway, this is just a suggestion, if it is unwanted or too
much work just feel free to ignore it.

Edit: Ah, I forgot to add ... wxruby3 already has many individual
samples under samples/. It would be nice if these github actions
could also generate a screenshot example for each sample,
and then be shown in that table. Unfortunately I don't know how
kojix2 made it; if he does not notice this issue then I may ask him
in a few weeks, after reading up on how github actions work - perhaps
then I can explain it better than right now, too. I find it very useful -
it is a great overview table, quickly showcasing what is possible
in a project (in this case uing, but here for this project of course it
would then be specific of wxruby3; I don't know all samples under
the samples/ directory, I only tried a few so far, so I don't even know
what is all available there).