racket/collects/meta/web/www/help.rkt
Eli Barzilay ca3b27b810 Allow #:part-of to use symbolic names, add it to a bunch of pages.
(Using a symbolic name makes it easy to use without worrying about
circular dependencies.)
2010-06-16 16:49:02 -04:00

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#lang at-exp s-exp "shared.rkt"
(require "community.rkt")
(provide help)
(define help
@page[#:link-title "Need Help?"]{
@parlist[@strong{Don't Panic!}
@text{Racket has a variety of resources designed to help you
with any problems you may have.}]
@parlist[@strong{Help Desk}
@text{Your first stop should always be with the help system that's
built into Racket and available from DrRacket's help menu
@strong{or by pressing F1 with the cursor on a search term}.
This documentation is customized for your installation, and
may include documentation for optional packages you've
installed. As a second line of defense, the documentation
for the core of the most recent version of Racket is
available
@a[href: "http://docs.plt-scheme.org/"]{from this web site}.}
@text{Not sure what to search for? The documentation includes a
@a[href: "http://docs.plt-scheme.org/guide/"]{guide} (also
located in your local copy of the documentation) that
provides a narrative introduction to many of Racket's
features.}]
@parlist[@strong{Learning how to Program}
@text{Try going through @|-htdp|.}]
@parlist[@strong{Searching the Web}
@text{The
@-cookbook is
a wiki for Scheme snippets, many of which work in Racket.
Additionally, your favorite search engine may well provide
answers for many of your questions.}]
@parlist[@strong{The Mailing List}
@text{The @tt|{users@racket-lang.org}| mailing list is a great
source for answers to questions when the above resources
don't pan out@";" sign up for it in the @community area of
the website.}]
@br
@text{Thanks for using Racket!}})