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I think that now zencode "basic" (without taking into consideration the scenarios) When phase contains a lot of statements and the documentation is getting a bit chaotic in particular for this phase, for example the manipulation chapter contains a lot of examples, making it harder for the user to find the correct chapter in which he/she can learn what he/she needs and for us to matain it, since we do not know what we have in there.
I would propose to divide them a bit more into specific subsections, the first that comes to minds are
random
numbers (operations and comparison)
time (how they works, pros and limitations)
copy and move
string operations (write, append, split)
table operations (works for both array and dictionaries)
array operations
dictionary operations
hash (hash, kdf, pbkdf, hmac)
each of this should have short and concise examples to get the user to understand them as simply as possible and maybe get him/her to try them.
Let me know if this makes sense to you 💭
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If anyone want to help I started a new branch for this: docs/when_refactor in which, at the moment, I am more organizing the ideas and adding some first chapters. It is still very rough, but will improve quickly I hope 🌞
I think that now zencode "basic" (without taking into consideration the scenarios) When phase contains a lot of statements and the documentation is getting a bit chaotic in particular for this phase, for example the manipulation chapter contains a lot of examples, making it harder for the user to find the correct chapter in which he/she can learn what he/she needs and for us to matain it, since we do not know what we have in there.
I would propose to divide them a bit more into specific subsections, the first that comes to minds are
each of this should have short and concise examples to get the user to understand them as simply as possible and maybe get him/her to try them.
Let me know if this makes sense to you 💭
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: