Unify beginner syntax while preserving compatibility, repair ownership and parser guards, add verified distribution tooling and VC6 Windows 98 build inputs, and clarify documentation and release status. Preserve DOS build-input line endings and exclude generated binaries/caches.
Claro documentation
Learn — start here
- Quick start — build and run your first program.
- First hour — try one concept at a time.
- Ten lessons — small programs in order.
- Examples — try a quiz, guessing game, or shopping list.
Status, evidence and safety
- Current status — the short, current scope and next priorities.
- Release status — dated artifact verification and publication status.
- Classroom pilot — learner testing, not accessibility certification.
- Reliability and runtime guards — tested boundaries, not sandbox guarantees.
- Portability and Windows 98 / VC6 — compilation versus target execution.
Look something up
- Beginner syntax and older compatibility forms
- Commands
- Errors and repairs
- Simple functions
- Text helpers
- File and scripting helpers
For contributors
- Build and contribute
- Testing and release checklist
- Learning-first rules and small active roadmap
- Language specification
- Versioning
History and optional features
Older RC notes, versioned reports and expansion plans are reference, not the active roadmap or prerequisites for learners. Existing features remain supported; they have not been removed to simplify the teaching path.
If an older plan conflicts with the current status or learning-first rules, treat it as historical rather than as a promised feature.