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How to read chronologically? #222
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Hi, by chronologically I meant sequentially, pardon my error, will fix it in the project. Most of the examples in the project are self-contained. The ones that are dependent are ordered accordingly (with some self-contained examples in between). If you're reading the project for the first time, you don't need to worry asterisks, those are relevant when you're a returning reader and want to skim through what changed in the latest major revision. I know the messaging is not that clear in the project, will fix it. |
You suggest to read the examples chronologically, but how can I do that? I don't see any dates attached to them, and the asterisks show that you insert new ones all over the place, not just at the end or so.