Rajveer Raj

Hey PH

I just shipped Cliptop for iOS, which means Cliptop is no longer just a Mac clipboard manager.

The idea is simple: the useful things you copy, save, and reuse should be available across your Apple devices, not trapped on one screen.

With the current fast-moving nature of tech and everyone AI-coding, we wanted to have a quieter, slower space for learning and reading. We're going back to traditional docs but with a twist to keep things engaging and still in our pedagogical style.

Our docs currently support English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, and Korean, and all content is translated including any supporting graphics. We also offer three levels of depth for reading (Beginner, Intermediate, and Deep Dive) so you can switch between these whenever you like to get a more comprehensive understanding of a certain concept.

There will also be quizzes, projects, and exercises within docs to still bring in that practical side of applying what you've learnt. Our aim is to have all our main courses paired with supporting docs, so that is in the works and we'll release these as time goes.
There is also a feedback and doc recommendation button to share your thoughts and help us shape these docs.
Check it out! https://docs.scrimba.com/

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