Writing about/documentation of es

[jpco]

I have started writing about es on my personal site: https://jpco.io/es/

I plan on writing documentation as well as some opinion-based stuff. I don't hold my own writing in the highest regard, but I'd rather have something out there written poorly than nothing out there written well. Pages I've either already written or would like to write include:

• Quirks of es' C runtime
• Using es to write a web server
• My desktop setup, which is basically written around es these days
• Life of an es command from %parse to evaluation
• The es "runtime": everything that runs outside the context of the %dispatch call
• Exceptions in es, including signals and discussion of my desired -e changes
• "Effective" es: es' version of "pythonic" code, including style, variable scope, use of the environment, avoiding unnecessary fork and eval calls, etc.
• Job control and es: teaching the controversy, and using my proposed job control design to describe how job control works in general
• Input to es: how the shell reads input, and why %parse is the least orthogonal part of the shell
• Ways in which all shell scripting is functional, even in "non-functional" shells

Feedback on the existing page is welcome. Feedback on the ideas I've already put here would also be welcome. More ideas for pages you wish you could read, or pages you wish you had had as an es learner, are, of course, also welcome.