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grain-lang
The Grain language website.
Should largely be copying over the table from https://github.com/grain-lang/grain/pull/294, but prettier.
This would be a page on what kind of type system we have, features, etc. It should live in the language constructs section (though we should consider renaming that section)....
When shown Grain, many people ask questions like "What's the difference between Grain and OCaml?" or "Why didn't you just compile OCaml to WASM?", etc etc. I think we could...
Because the docs and the blog are separate Hexo sites, there are separate commands to run the combined server. I think this can be solved using yarn workspaces. See #87...
This is the page that needs updating: https://grain-lang.org/docs/constructs/strings
Currently, not much of the language itself is documented on the website. I just found Bindings today and noticed that it has a pretty plain way of representing the language...
There's a very brief mention of destructuring of tuples in the Basics section of the guide, but we don't really discuss them anywhere else. We should add more thorough destructuring...