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+# Examples
+
+## What is this?
+
+In here are a collection of standalone SDL application examples. Unless
+otherwise stated, they should work on all supported platforms out of the box.
+If they don't [please file a bug to let us know](https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/issues/new).
+
+
+## What is this SDL_AppIterate thing?
+
+SDL can optionally build apps as a collection of callbacks instead of the
+usual program structure that starts and ends in a function called `main`.
+The examples use this format for two reasons.
+
+First, it allows the examples to work when built as web applications without
+a pile of ugly `#ifdef`s, and all of these examples are published on the web
+at [examples.libsdl.org](https://examples.libsdl.org/), so you can easily see
+them in action.
+
+Second, it's example code! The callbacks let us cleanly break the program up
+into the four logical pieces most apps care about:
+
+- Program startup
+- Event handling
+- What the program actually does in a single frame
+- Program shutdown
+
+A detailed technical explanation of these callbacks is in
+docs/README-main-functions.md (or view that page on the web on
+[the wiki](https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL3/README/main-functions#main-callbacks-in-sdl3)).
+
+
+## I would like to build and run these examples myself.
+
+When you build SDL with CMake, you can add `-DSDL_EXAMPLES=On` to the
+CMake command line. When you build SDL, these examples will be built with it.
+
+But most of these can just be built as a single .c file, as long as you point
+your compiler at SDL3's headers and link against SDL.
+
+
+## What is the license on the example code? Can I paste this into my project?
+
+All code in the examples directory is considered public domain! You can do
+anything you like with it, including copy/paste it into your closed-source
+project, sell it, and pretend you wrote it yourself. We do not require you to
+give us credit for this code (but we always appreciate if you do!).
+
+This is only true for the examples directory. The rest of SDL falls under the
+[zlib license](https://github.com/libsdl-org/SDL/blob/main/LICENSE.txt).
+
+
+## What is template.html and highlight-plugin.lua in this directory?
+
+This is what [examples.libsdl.org](https://examples.libsdl.org/) uses when
+generating the web versions of these example programs. You can ignore this,
+unless you are improving it, in which case we definitely would love to hear
+from you!
+
+
+## What is template.c in this directory?
+
+If writing new examples, this is the skeleton code we start from, to keep
+everything consistent. You can ignore it.
+
+