Nemerle Documentation

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That is the language dragons speak, and the language Segoy spoke who made the islands of the world, and the language of our lays and songs, spells, enchantments, and invocations.
from A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K. Le Guin

1. Language documentation

2. Why bother?

3. Library documentation

Documentation of standard library, compiler library and macros can be helpful when writing programs in functional style and for using full power of Nemerle language (it is the preliminary version of our automatically generated docs).

Until we configure the NDoc tool correctly, probably the better reference can be find directly in source code.

You can also have a look at the .NET class library documentation at MSDN.

4. Editing Nemerle sources

We have several modes for various source code editors.

5. Other documents

6. Papers

7. Articles and tutorials on Nemerle at external sites