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In #27 we are introducing some listeners, there aren't clean lifecycle methods in the 0.1.0 widget-core to clean those up, but in 0.2.0 there are, so we should ensure we add and remove the work bench listeners on the new lifecycle methods.

Outside of the Editor support for vscode themes, we should have the support for the other UI elements.

If possible, it'd be great to capture the filename and line number information from thrown errors, log messages, and the TypeScript compiler and add it to the console UI. If possible, it should map back to the actual line number in the TypeScript source.

We need a file navigation UI element which lays out the files of the project.

Enhancement

There is a need to provide a snippet which would allow a very simple application to be run and edited, mainly for code examples, where dependencies could be declared/supplied without having to generate a whole project.json, but still be able to edit and run the example.

Enhancement

Currently for running an application it will always attempt to bootstrap the application via src/main. This should be configurable, like the index.html is.

We need some ability to try to retrieve project.json (and maybe save it) to make it easy to share projects.

When issue dojo/core#328 is resolved, we need to migrate back to @dojo/core/request/providers/xhr.

Enhancement

Editor and Runner should be widgets and leverage widget-core.

We need a File Tab Bar UI Element which allows selection/navigation of files from the project.

The web-editor should make it easy to allow uploading of project.json in preparation for making an online workbench.

Consider creating a WebPack bundle for the whole solution as the distributable. This would make it easier to integrate into a page and possible remove the need to pollute the global namespace with postcss.

The monaco-editor allows editor line decorations, where certain lines can be highlighted or changed...

We should consider integrating that feature for highlighting, indications when stepping through tutorials.