The only thing that I can think from just the top of my head is that I would really love if tab button was working like in bash

[pbiggar]

A user says:

My experience with Dark is very nice so far. I am building my first todoapp which I want soon to level up with drawing graphs:
mostly because when I was trying to plan some works on my actual project that I wanted to do (boardgame) I couldn't figure out how which task I need to make first, how the dependencies look like and writing it on paper was tedious, so I just want to make it possible to connect tasks as nodes in the graph and showing when which tasks should be done.

As a newbie I am quite surprised that I can code based on my feeling - I am just guessing how to write something, without checking docs and thanks to your hint prompt it's really easy.

I really lack back-end writing experience and I cannot imagine how I could use more complicated features of Dark. Right now I am making one change in a few days in Dark and write some REPLs to write data for testing UI without frontEnd because it's easier.

The only thing that I can think from just the top of my head is that I would really love if tab button was working like in bash:
When I want to write for example "http::response" I have to write it verbatim until "http::res" to be able to autocomplete it with tab. I really think that If would be driven to the last common character it would be easier - in this case, I would write:
h → tab → r → tab and I would be there.
I had some minor issues with typing like I've pressed enter and my cursor went line down and line in which [changed] its form and couldn't go back, but I don't want to write a message like "something is not going so good as it should, something with enter".

And also a question: is there a place where should I write full bug reports with complexed descriptions - making it possible do remake the bug that I've met to fulfill beta-user experience?

[pbiggar]

Bug reports go in Issues.

I think people have different tab-completion expectations, and we should probably make that an option.