Dr. Salewski

And maybe you can tell us some more why you like a EPub version. Are you using the EPub on a pure reader like Amazons kindle, or on a tablet?...

I played with an epub version already following this doc: https://docs.asciidoctor.org/epub3-converter/latest/ But I was not happy with the results. Actually, I have currently some trouble displaying epub documents at all....

>Hello world. [bookdown](https://bookdown.org/) seems better suited for a multi-format eBook. But you have already done so much in asciidoc. Sorry, have not seen your remark before. I was not aware...

>there is an include directive. Yes I know. I was going to use that one for my GTK book, but "include" does not work for the direct GitHub display, so...

>advantage to have the github page visualization, Yes, my initial comment was not fully correct. Actually it is the GTK Readme, not the GTK book. The README has not a...

Ah thanks. But I would still like to have a better macro example on front page.

I think there are many, maybe the macro experts like mratsim or Arne can name a few. The myAssert() from tut3 is not bad, and one that I liked was...

And I like the splat() for tuples of Mr Felsing, second post in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48418386/tuple-to-function-arguments-in-nim Maybe not so nice as the prefix * in Ruby, but macro is short and useful.

For features page maybe a sort algo, insertionSort() or recursive quickSort() (We all know the problems of recursive quicksort, but should be ok for example.) https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithms/Insertion_sort#Nim https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithms/Quicksort#Nim

Well the example on features page is not fully identical, it has an additional bug: name is marked with an export marker, but object Person is not exported. That makes...