Documentation
The Verse documentation is divided into a few different sections:
- Tutorials walk you through the process of learning Verse, from scratch.
- The Articles describe in-depth how Verse works and why it is the way it is.
- The Reference section describes each of Verse’s built-in functions in detail.
Table of Contents
- Tutorials
- If you’re new to programming:
- If you’re a programmer who’s never used JavaScript
- Tutorial coming soon!
- If you know JavaScript already
- Articles
- Reference
Other Resources
- The Mozilla Developer Network has a comprehensive and well-written guide to JavaScript. An excellent resource for when you want to move beyond the basics or just understand how JavaScript works at a deeper level.
- The Elm Architecture and Redux inspired the design of Verse’s state manager.
- Gary Bernhardt’s talks Fast Test, Slow Test, A Whole New World, and Boundaries profoundly influenced the design of Verse.
Legal Stuff
Verse is distributed under the Gnu General Public License, v3. This means you’re free to make your own version of Verse and share it with (or sell it to) other people, subject to the following terms:
- Open Source: You must make the source code for your version available in a format (such as a Git repo) that clearly distinguishes your changes from the original code.
- Attribution: You must retain the link to this page or otherwise give attribution to the original authors of Verse.
- Share-Alike: You must release your version under a GPL-compatible license so that people who receive copies of it can make their own changes and share them with others.
For more information, read the full license text and the Verse-specific clarifications.
By using Verse online or interacting with any of Verse’s associated community sites (like the GitHub repo or the Facebook page), you agree to our Terms of Service. We know you won’t read them, so here’s the TL;DR:
- Be kind.
- Don’t sue us.
Have fun!