Hi,

I want to convert text output from a command into an array. The doc page at https://docs.amber-lang.com/basic_syntax/arrays talks about a standard library documentation, do you know where it is?

Sometimes people want to read the documentation without needing to switch between pages. This would also make it easier to search using CTRL+f.

I think the current format is nice and should be the default, but adding an option to show a single page with the full documentation would be very useful.

In the readme is missing how to update the documentation, what are the commands to install it etc

We need to mention it and in the various page inform the reader that we have a channel for the topic like code-help.

We need a way to show people how to use this language. Some example scripts on how to do some frequent shell tasks using amber would be very welcome for newcomers.

• Create directory /docs/by-example
• Write the markdown (.md) tutorial in a form of useful scripts explained with comments - from the easiest at the top to the most advanced at the bottom
• Add the markdown files to the /docs/index.json so that they are visible to the user

Have a look at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10239235/are-there-any-languages-that-compile-to-bash and consider adding some comparison table regarding the difference between older and newer compile to bash languages to your main website.

Its interesting to see what kind of design decision you made when designing this language and why you did, when compared to previous attempts.

Ref: amber-lang/amber#322

I suggest to do the new release and later update the website.

I think it would be a good idea to link to this repository at https://docs.amber-lang.com/ and https://github.com/Ph0enixKM/Amber .
This will make it easier for people to access the documentation when they need to modify it.

I think that we can use https://github.com/jlevy/the-art-of-command-line as base and create our version

hello,
could it be possible to have access to the docs without having webGL activated?

WebGL is known to not be secured enough. And where is the point to have such features for a documentation ?

Please allow to access to a without WebGL version or just remove that.

Thanks a lot

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