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As a new user, when I came to the website to read the documentation I found the left menu order to be somewhat disorienting. Reading top to bottom, after Installation it goes right into detailed documentation which was confusing. I propose that a more natural flow would be to have an overview and/or example before plunging in to the details. Something like:
Installation
Why DuckDB
Maybe a brief example here?
Documentation
...
Sitemap (I think it would make sense to have this at the end as it is essentially an index like what books have).
Thoughts?
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Not sure how this should be done, but I also sometimes wish data types weren't described so separately from the corresonding methods. Maybe that can just be fixed by making sure they link both ways.
As a new user, when I came to the website to read the documentation I found the left menu order to be somewhat disorienting. Reading top to bottom, after Installation it goes right into detailed documentation which was confusing. I propose that a more natural flow would be to have an overview and/or example before plunging in to the details. Something like:
...
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: