Calcish documentation is now available online
We have published the Calcish documentation online at docs.calcish.com. This is the same documentation that is included in the Calcish app.
It includes thousands of pages of JavaScript help, describing the functions, methods, and features, including the ones that are available in the standard ECMAScript and the ones that are specific to Calcish.
Calcish documentation is a work of love. It was partially derived from TypeScript documentation, but we wanted to make it as easy to use as the legendary Turbo Pascal and Delphi documentation. The main differentiation from the awesome MDN is that our docs are not too wordy and have short examples even for the basic functions. It also has the minimal old school design.
You don’t have to use Calcish to use it: if you need a quick and basic JavaScript reference you’re in the right place. At the top right corner of the page, you can see whether the function or property is available in the standard ECMAScript or only in Calcish.
PS The initial online version doesn’t have search, which works nicely in Calcish, but powered by SQLite’s trigram search engine, so we couldn’t include it easily. We’ll work on that later.