Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The tutorials provide an excellent introduction to CUE, the language and its tooling.
The CUE spec, provides a reference manual for the language.
But there is a rather large gap in between these two extremes.
As has been discussed before, whilst we should aim for creating more tutorials, interactive guides and introductory material, it feels like there is a place for "Effective CUE", much like "Effective Go" to answer the following question:
How do I write clear, idiomatic CUE?
Describe the solution you'd like
To add "Effective CUE" as part of https://cuelang.org/, version along with the CUE language spec.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is not really anything else that fills this gap at the moment. Or rather there are very scattered attempts in the form of answers to specific questions on GitHub Discussions, Slack etc. It feels like it will be more effective to pull this together in a central effort.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The tutorials provide an excellent introduction to CUE, the language and its tooling.
The CUE spec, provides a reference manual for the language.
But there is a rather large gap in between these two extremes.
As has been discussed before, whilst we should aim for creating more tutorials, interactive guides and introductory material, it feels like there is a place for "Effective CUE", much like "Effective Go" to answer the following question:
Describe the solution you'd like
To add "Effective CUE" as part of https://cuelang.org/, version along with the CUE language spec.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is not really anything else that fills this gap at the moment. Or rather there are very scattered attempts in the form of answers to specific questions on GitHub Discussions, Slack etc. It feels like it will be more effective to pull this together in a central effort.