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• include section header on combining with Records

• Add API docs link for Map.Make

The color contrast is sufficiently low to be difficult to read; it fails WCAG guidelines. (You can see this if you load the attached image in https://contrastchecker.com/ )

I tried the FizzBuzz example at http://gradus-reason.com/try/, and got to this point:

"41"
"Fizz"
"43"
"44"
"FizzBuzz"
[Evaluation timed out!]

Not sure why; /proc/cpuinfo says I am running Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4600U CPU @ 2.10GHz, and I have 8GB memory with 5GB available (per /proc/meminfo). This is on OpenSuse42.2. How fast a CPU does one need to get through all the output up to 100?

• show syntax errors for reason, ocaml, js
• ensure that any language with errors is shown in right panel

Eventually, we want to have a reason interpreter that can be called from inside the steps / posts. As a first step, create a try page that can compile reason on the fly.

In http://gradus-reason.com/steps/ there is a link to http://gradus-reason.com/steps/tags/fold_left/ in the tags, but this pages gives a 404.

Currently the git hooks update the last modified date, so that's an inappropriate field to use for sort order. As a result, we need a sequence number that will be used for sorting posts. I'm picturing a four digit number incrementing by ten: 0010, 0020, etc.

http://gradus-reason.com/steps/2018-03-06--maps/

• include a picture, perhaps of post office box doors
• explain constructing a map from a list
• explain what a Map is and the different implementations that are available

See also https://github.com/glennsl/bucklescript-cookbook#map

Grammatical error in front page:

"As language that can both use and compile to human-readable Javascript, Reason lets you leverage the npm ecosystem into into higher performance, correctness and portability outside of the node runtime."

https://codekiln.github.io/gradus-reason/steps/2018-02-25--variants/