Good project onboarding experience

[repi]

We discussed in the team meeting today (#26) that there would be a lot of value in making sure we have a great onboarding experiencing in this project and with new contributors that want to contribute to this once the project is public.

@MaikKlein have mentioned before that this was one of the challenges with the RLSL prototype that it was quite complex to set up and he needed to answer a lot of messages and support people that just wanted to try it out.

Let's try to make that as easy as possible with clear README, documentation, setup guides, examples, etc. Think @arirawr can help here once we are close to opening up. And would be great for every new dev that joins this project to improve the experience and comment in here what to change/fix that would be helpful to them.

@maxded also mentioned that it would be great to just have good references included to books and articles about how to learn more about building compilers, codegen etc as well.

[maxded]

I'll keep track of all my learning sources and once I'm in a more comfortable position when it comes to compiler knowledge/experience, will share the most valuable sources!

[repi]

@khyperia mentioned that she has done some work to improve this recently, and now when @termhn is joining in also that should be good test to see where we are at. So @termhn please do post stuff you run into that is unclear here and/or improve it yourself

[repi]

This is essentially what we talked about last week right @arirawr @khyperia to have a decent onboarding experience in the get-go with us opening up the project now soon (#55). And what @XAMPPRocky also started testing and checking?

[repi]

Think we are close to closing this now, and ofc it can always be improved further but we are at a reasonable first level now which is great for the opening of the project. And then we can file more issues as they arrive.

Unless there is some last issues we want to fix here?

[XAMPPRocky]

Yeah, I think we can close this issue for now, and open up more specific issues as they come up.