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The website does not show any code in the first or second page. Only a cheatsheet after 3 clicks - which is a pdf.
by sharpercoder 8y ago
The website does not show any code in the first or second page. Only a cheatsheet after 3 clicks - which is a pdf.
- spooneybarger 8y agoYou'd be looking for the tutorial: https://tutorial.ponylang.org/ https://tutorial.ponylang.org/
- nalllar 8y agoIt would be good to show off the language more prominently, on the home page. You could consider some runnable demos like python and rust's. [1], [2] [1]: https://www.python.org/ https://www.python.org/ [2]: https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/ https://www.rust-lang.org/en-US/
- qop 8y agoNot every language presents itself as an object to be marketed. Also, pony is still an early product. It's secure, but it still needs more work before extremely important work happens using pony. In that regard, it's better to attract only those who propel themselves then to attract a bunch of users who wont/cant contribute and will impose their demands on the core team. It's just not time to market yet.
- cobythedog 8y agoI'm on mobile and I don't see any code or links to code. Is it different on desktop?
- spooneybarger 8y agointeresting. do you see code on mobile when you visit: https://tutorial.ponylang.org/getting-started/hello-world.html https://tutorial.ponylang.org/getting-started/hello-world.ht...
- cobythedog 8y agoYep! I suppose I didn't notice the hamburger navigation at the top left.
- spooneybarger 8y agoThe tutorial is hosted on Gitbook. I'm finding that it updates very slowly on mobile for me. Even if it isn't broken, it feels broken. Hadn't noticed that as an issue previously.
- anthonybullard 8y agoThis is an issue I've noticed with GitBook in general. I think I began to notice it in 5.0
- spooneybarger 8y agothat's good to know and somewhat depressing.