Show IH: WalkThru - a better way to explain your code for docs, tutorials, and teaching

I like this idea a lot! is there any way we could integrate it with our Docusaurus (we use it for https://wasp-lang.dev/docs)? This might be a nice power-up for our "Build a Todo app" tutorial

Wow, I love this concept. I'm a principal software developer in a team of 12 and we struggle with code documentation within the team as well as with clients. Deploying this sort of instruction with the app seems very useful.

The particular use case I'm focused on is configuration. We deploy machine automation with a boatload of various configuration instructions and setup that can take days. I can see using this for guiding the startup engineers for sure.

A brief comment about the tutorial. I am not familiar with React or FrontMatter, so it would be helpful to see a simple explanation of those as well as a tree structure of all assets deployed for the tutorial.

This is a really interesting idea! I'm not quite sure how I'd use it, though. It's kind of like Storybook, but for code. I'd be interested in hearing about real-world implementations and how it would fit in with codebases.

This might be interesting for API and library docs. Most of the WBE Members are developers, I will ask around to see what they think

I like the idea of highlighting code portion in examples.

Few notes:

1. Option to highlight related code block on mouse over a specific paragraph/phrase.
2. A step may has multiple highlightable sections.
3. And, I think, this one is the most important one - think how this can be integrated into an existing non-React website/blog.

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