Hi!
I can found language reference in sonic-pi (help => language tab) but can i found it online?

It would be cool if we could have some more documentation in the help text.

• Explain how to use Ctrl-C and Ctrl-Z in a presentation (this is self explanatory for CLI veterans, but many users might not be so experienced. Ctrl-C and Crtl-Z are really a great part of how to use the programm in a presentation)
• Explain how <prompt_themes> work: How can I create my own? Where can I find premade o

Describe the bug

As mentioned on #641, n and note have no clear description in the docs regarding their difference. This can be confusing to newcomers, and their behavior should be documented.

Continuing from #43.

LiveReactLoads need an example for react-router (and perhaps also an example where both react-router and redux are being used). I'm gonna use @tukkajukka's excellent example project as a template (if it's ok?).

The example will be a part of the upcoming 2.3.0 release (please see #118).

maybe someone find it useful - ido

step-by-stepinstructions

1. Create a working folder.
2. Findthe vcvars32.bat (for 32bit) or vcvars64.bat
   and copy+paste it into your working folder.
3. Create three Windows Batch files with the content listed below.
4. Download to your working folder.
   cr.h | [basic_guest.c](https://github.com

I had difficulties to install this and follow the README tutorial, because I had an old version of go.

Switching to go1.14.2 was the solution.

However, a note in README about a go version prerequestie would be fine.

The distinction between AngularJS (v1) and Angular (v2+) is not made here and some may find it confusing.

If the last value generated has a ; TODO … comment at the end of it, we need to add a newline before generating the closing parentheses to finish up the fixture definition, or they end up being commented out, leading to a file that cannot be parsed.

Demonstrate Sketchpad's top features.

These might be:

Setup:

• isolated code
• navigation

Running code:

• editable parameters
• custom ui (select fields)
• test vs run mode
• live reload

Coding:

• viewless output (text helpers)
• data output (table)
• injectable markdown

Output:

• pagination
• formatting

Admin:

• tags
• customisability

Adding a trailing comment to a line with slashes, the purple color for comments backtrack and now start from the first slash in the line, instead of the double slash that start the comment.

(trailing comments are useful and can be better for readability if well used)

See captures below:

![capture d ecran 2017-10-03 a 17 21 38](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/109677/31142144-b25f

Currently, it is sometimes obscure how latency, sustain, delta interact for samples and for synths. We need an overview and if necessary a fix in the implementation.

What?

Show how to debug Rust code.

Why?

Debugging code is one of the core skills for software engineers.
Because Rust's current debugging story is not very mature yet, it might make sense to make an episode about the current debugging options and how to properly configure the environment.

How?

Start with some pre-existing but buggy code and set-up a new debugger from sc

I added a few basic lessons in #177, but there's lots more material on Rougier's site. The [regular plots] section looks like a good one to do next; it even has before and after code. There are also some more sources listed in issue #177. Anyone who wants to contribute lessons can find more instructions in the [lessons folder].

It might make sense to add navigation through the lessons to the br

It was pointed out to me that the install instructions for mac have a problem. If you copy the ProtoPlugFiles folder into the user's Documents folder, as instructed, then the plugin will not start up, it complains about not being able to find the lib file.

However, I copied the folder into /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/VST/ and /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/Components/, which is where I copied the plu

Below code redraws the background in each frame, regardless of what the background is, or even if there is background line specified.

def setup():
    size(500,500)
    background(1,0,1,0)

def draw():
    radius=random(50,100);
    fill(random(0.25,0.50),1,1,0.5)
    oval(random(WIDTH), random(HEIGHT), radius, radius)

I've landed several new features that need documentation:

• restart-on-save
• pass loop (draw a single pass multiple times per frame -- really useful for reaction-diffusion sims!)
• geometry shaders
• separable blend states
• --record