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When linking to a section in the documentation, the browser scrolls to the correct location, but the header covers the heading text. I haven't looked at the CSS, but I suspect the header is not being considered as part of the content area and as a result, is being rendered on top of the heading. Consequently, it's difficult to make use of such section links. While they should help direct a reader to a particular section, since the section heading is occluded, it makes the link less useful than directing a reader to the whole page.

As an example, the rendering of the JNI reflection docs looks like:

Whereas, it should look like:

In the polyglot docs there are areas where code samples are provided with a tab-like widget for choosing between JavaScript, R, Ruby, and Python. The default is JavaScript. When selecting one of the other languages the code sample does update to show that language, but the widget still highlights "JavaScript" making it look like the language did not switch.

Hey folks,

At the homepage of GraalVM here:

https://www.graalvm.org/

You see a survey on the top. I also see a 'X' icon to click it away so no problem.

I believe I have already answered the survey some months ago, but I am not 100%
sure; and it may be another survey, after all.

My small suggestion here is to add an indicator WHEN this survey was added; and/or
for how long it will be up.

There are a few ways how to implement this. A simple one may be a tiny pop-up
with a "fade-in" effect on mouse-over effect, e. g. "This survey has been created
on the DATE_HERE and will run until FINAL_DATE_THERE." or something like
that. Of course there are other ways how to approach this, so the above is just
one simple example. If it were my homepage I'd add a e. g. 2 seconds delay
fade-in via mouse-on-hover to indicate the duration validity of the survey.

As it is right now, I assume I already answered the survey some months ago,
so I will click on the 'X' next; evidently if this is a newer survey then I may
never again visit it, as I do not know whether I already went through it or
not.

Link https://github.com/graalvm/graalvm-ce-builds/releases/latest now leads to a release 21.0.0.2 but the last release is now 21.2.0

The website directs to this page: https://github.com/orgs/graalvm/packages

I dont know, where else to open the bug report.

Those images seem outdated.

Hi, while reading GraalVM documentation(https://www.graalvm.org/reference-manual/native-image/ClassInitialization/#automatic-initialization-of-safe-classes) found, that the link to

A test that shows examples of classes that are proven safe can be found here.

is broken
https://github.com/oracle/graal/blob/master/substratevm/src/com.oracle.svm.test/src/com/oracle/svm/test/TestClassInitializationMustBeSafe.java

Can't reach the github repository with this link :

I presume it's rather ;

Its open source version is available on <a href="https://github.com/oracle/graal/tree/master/espresso">GitHub</a>.</p>

new website looks nice but noticed a few bugs:

https://www.graalvm.org/downloads/ says "Download GraalVM" when it is actually "Download Oracle GraalVM"

The link to community bits https://github.com/graalvm/graalvm-ce-builds/releases/ does not have 23.0 builds.

and

"Oracle GraalVM is free to use in production and free to redistribute, at no cost, under the GraalVM Free Terms and Conditions"" which is a license for Oracle GraalVM NOT GraalVM itself?

I don't want to add unopened issues, so I'll make my case, then close it. If anyone else sees it
from the GraalVM / Oracle Team then this is great; if not then this is also fine.

Recently I looked at the docs for Java Swing at oracle:

https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/

These are, I believe, a bit outdated, and I think they also no longer receive any updates.

Now here I was thinking ... what if all the API documentation about Java and the general
Java infrastructure, as far as GraalVM and Oracle and openjkd etc... is concerned, could
be bundled into ONE resource? I'd suggest GraalVM because the docs at GraalVM are
best. But the idea could be that slowly and steadily, documentation may be ported
over towards GraalVM. Perhaps with the help of more people, and if they make smaller
changes too (does not need to port EVERYTHING in a single day, could be all little
steps).

This would require, however had, a bit of coordination, kind of like a documentation-master,
whose task is to make the documentation in general great, starting from GraalVM (which
already has very good documentation).

Anyway. Perhaps my suggestion right now does not convince many, but who knows, in
a few years, perhaps documentation could be one super-strong focus over the whole
Java ecosystem. Right now information is a bit spread out all over the place, and it takes
quite some time to find all that is useful. This is why I think one central site would be
nice (oracle's homepage is a bit too static, which is why I think a team would require to
be able to move quickly and rapidly, to make changes, rather than a slow, long tedious
process that fatigues people out and away from contribution).

Under the "Demo Applications/Mixing AOT for JIT and Java":

1. Clone the project with the demo applications and navigate to the following directory: espresso/jshell

This project reference doesn't appear to exist anywhere in the document or on the web/github. The rest of the section discusses it. Is there a repository somewhere?

A while ago (earlier in 2021), every documentation page included the individual page title in the <title> tag, making it easy to distinguish different pages when opened in several tabs. However, this appears to have regressed at some point (perhaps in 5cf1ce1), and now every page simply uses "GraalVM" in title.

Please restore the individual page title to the title tag for easier navigation. For example, https://www.graalvm.org/tools/ could use the link title "Debugging and Monitoring Tools" or perhaps include a suffix to denote the site, such as "Debugging and Monitoring Tools | GraalVM".

The Native Image C API doc introduce the set of functions for managing GraalVM Isolates, but does not provide any sample code for how those functions should be used. I couldn't find anything in the docs for embedding languages either. Additionally, there are no examples in the GraalVM Demos repository.