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Polyglot, document-based computing environment. Leisure is very much in flux, right now; please check the readme, below. For a taste of the new version, click the link below, but be warned that it only works in Chrome.
http://zot.github.io/Leisure/?load=elisp/README.org
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some doc fixes #1

Closed orb closed 12 years ago

orb commented 12 years ago

I tried Leisure for the first time tonight and noticed a few minor typos/formatting errors in the docs, so I gave them a very cursory look over.

zot commented 12 years ago

Thanks! I appreciate it. There's a whole buncha stuff that I haven't put in the docs, yet, like the bootLeisure system I'm using in all of the new HTML files (like in svg.html), but I'll get it in there, eventually.

orb commented 12 years ago

I'm glad to help more with the docs while I'm learning the codebase. My only background/qualification is that I recently worked my way through the Greg Michaelson lambda calculus book and am interested in exploring the topic a bit more.

zot commented 12 years ago

How did you find out about Leisure? My email is bill dot burdick at gmail dot com, btw

zot commented 11 years ago

I've made a ton of progress on Leisure but mainly in the guts, overhauling parsing to add infix, making recursive values work, and things like that. Now, I'm working on storage and documentation will become important, because I want to make all of the documentation in a large Leisure notebook, with active examples (the first version of storage will use projects in Google Drive). If you're still interested in helping out, I'll keep you up-to-date. Here is the start of the new docs, but it has errors (I'll get to them once I have working storage):

http://zot.github.com/Leisure/doc.html

Here's my demo page, for reference (most of it works): http://zot.github.com/Leisure/demo.html

Also, I wanted to give people the option of listening to the Tron soundtrack (or something) for background music, so I used a Spotify embed, but then I realized that it only works if you have Spotify installed :(. Maybe I'll change it to a button that says "Listen to the Tron soundtrack if you have Spotify" or something like that.

-- Bill

On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 10:49 AM, Norman Richards < reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

I'm glad to help more with the docs while I'm learning the codebase. My only background/qualification is that I recently worked my way through the Greg Michaelson lambda calculus book and am interested in exploring the topic a bit more.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/zot/Leisure/pull/1#issuecomment-5744341

zot commented 11 years ago

@orb I revamped doc.html -- maybe you'd like to take a look. At this point, it's still more of an overview; I haven't integrated the more detailed stuff into it from the old readme.md. I plan to put the full documentation into Leisure notebooks, like this, though.

orb commented 11 years ago

Cool! I'll pull it down and take a look.