“Structure patterns” → “Object pattern” section: color: green should be color: 'green' (twice)
“Future Scope” → “Regex pattern” section: “idiation” should be “ideation”
Also, to better justify the syntax for variable pinning, perhaps it might be worth mentioning that the caret character kinda looks like a pin? I’m not entirely sold on the syntax myself, but I think that visual association makes it easier to mentally parse.
Finally, in the research document, I see there was some confusion about the C# syntax for variable binding. I think the idea is that the right-hand side looks like a variable declaration, so since int foo is how you define an integer variable named foo, therefore it makes sense to reuse the syntax in bar is int foo.
"Structure patterns" -> "Object pattern" section: `color: green`
should be `color: 'green'` (twice)
"Future Scope" -> "Regex pattern" section: "idiation" should be "ideation"
Also, to better justify the syntax for variable pinning, perhaps it
might be worth mentioning that the caret character kinda looks like a
pin? I'm not entirely sold on the syntax myself, but I think that
visual association makes it easier to mentally parse.
Finally, in the research document, I see there was some confusion about
the C# syntax for variable binding. I think the idea is that the
right-hand side looks like a variable declaration, so since `int foo`
is how you define an integer variable named `foo`, therefore it makes
sense to reuse the syntax in `bar is int foo`.