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Author: easycoder

resources/ecs/codex.ecs

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     	if Message is `next` go to StepForward
         if Message is `tutorial`
         begin
-		    set style `display` of ReferencePanel to `none`
+		    	set style `display` of ReferencePanel to `none`
 	        set style `display` of HelpPanel to `block`
 	        set style `display` of HelpButtons to `block`
 	        put empty into storage as `.ref`

resources/md/home.md

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 ## The simple yet powerful alternative to JavaScript ##
 
 ~ec~ is a scripting language that looks a lot like English. It lets you build interactive websites or add interactivity to your existing website.
-### Do I need to learn programming? ###
-No. It's not necessary for you to be an expert programmer. What matters is you know what you want to do and can express it logically. If you can describe clearly - in English - what your web page should do you're already half-way to an ~ec~ script. You can add one to any website in minutes and bring it to life, transforming it from static to lively and interactive.
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 ### What sort of things does it do? ###
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 - Many websites consist of a long single page that have to be scrolled to get to the details, but it can be hard to know where anything is and there's usually no effective organization. With a few lines of script such a page can be divided into sections that can be hidden and revealed one at a time like a slide deck.
 
 - If you have a number of items on a page you could show which the user has already looked at by drawing an outline round each one, changing the background color or overlaying a tick in one corner.
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 - Any part of the screen can be replaced with new content taken from a remote server without the need to reload the page.
 
 Although these features are the ones most likely to be used by the averge website owner, ~ec~ can do a lot more, to the point it can be used to build entire interactive websites without a single line of JavaScript ever being seen. A good example is our own site, that you're reading now.
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+### Do I need to learn programming? ###
+
+No. It's not necessary for you to be an expert programmer. What matters is you know what you want to do and can express it logically. If you can describe clearly - in English - what your web page should do you're already half-way to an ~ec~ script. You can add one to any website in minutes and bring it to life, transforming it from static to lively and interactive.
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 ### How do I find out more? ###
+
 The best place to start is with our ~ec~ **Codex** - see the link /SIDEBAR/. The **Codex** is a page here on this website that teaches the basic features of ~ec~ and lets you try out example scripts in our coding playground. It includes a complete reference manual for the ~ec~ scripting language and it's intended to be used by people of all abilities.
 
 Also look at  some of our examples (/SIDEBAR/). These are complete web pages you can copy to your own website and run.