The Downsides of Lua
+## The Downsides of Lua
The vast majority of Isaac mods are programmed in Lua. So why would you want to
use TypeScript over Lua? Why would you want to introduce a compiler into your
@@ -20,27 +17,27 @@ workflow and make things more complicated for yourself?
Programming mods in Lua can be really painful:
-### 
No Type Safety
+### No Type Safety
With Lua, it is easy to shoot yourself in the foot after making even the
smallest typo. When building an Isaac mod, you end up wasting an enormous amount
of time running around in-game debugging run-time errors, and pouring through
the "log.txt" file. Not my idea of fun, and probably not yours either.
-### 
Limited Language Constructs
+### Limited Language Constructs
In Lua, you type `x = x + 1`. In TypeScript, you type `x++`. Lua doesn't have
increment/decrement operators, assignment operators, switch statements, optional
function arguments, array/object destructuring, or map/filter/reduce. And that's
just to start with.
-### 
No Automatic Importing
+### No Automatic Importing
In Lua, you can't just start typing a function and have it magically be imported
from where it lives. So you are stuck between using monolithic files (messy), or
manually typing "require" over and over (tedious).
-### 
Bad In-Editor Tooling
+### Bad In-Editor Tooling
Lua has gotten some nifty improvements in the past few years, like
[Sumneko's Lua language server](https://github.com/sumneko/lua-language-server).
@@ -49,9 +46,7 @@ used to from other languages, like variable renaming. But the experience still
pales in comparison to other modern programming languages like TypeScript and
Rust.
-
The Upsides of TypeScript
+## The Upsides of TypeScript
After five years of programming Isaac mods in Lua, I got frustrated enough to
take a
@@ -60,14 +55,14 @@ to build the ultimate Isaac developer experience, using TypeScript as a basis.
The improvement is so significant that once you start, you will never go back.
Here's a short list of features:
-### 
The Entire Isaac API, Strongly Typed
+### The Entire Isaac API, Strongly Typed
- Code fearlessly without having to worry about the format of the API call or
whether using it incorrectly will crash the game.
- The compiler catches every possible type error, making refactoring your code
easier than you ever imagined that it could be.
-### 
Mouseover Documentation
+### Mouseover Documentation
- Don't waste time looking up API methods in the docs. Instead, hover over the
classes and functions in your actual code editor to see what they do and what
@@ -75,7 +70,7 @@ Here's a short list of features:
- Many methods have extensive documentation written inside of the mouseover
tooltip.
-### 
Automatic Mod Reloading
+### Automatic Mod Reloading
- Never close and reopen your game again when working on your mods. Never type
the `luamod` console command again.
@@ -84,35 +79,29 @@ Here's a short list of features:
- If you use `require` hacks to get around the limitations of `include` +
`luamod`, don't bother - that isn't needed here.
-### 
Automatic Formatting
+### Automatic Formatting
- Never waste time formatting a file again. Automatic file formatting with
[Prettier](https://prettier.io/) comes running out-of-the-box.
-### 
Automatic Linting
+### Automatic Linting
- Squash all the bugs and ensure code consistency with the world's best linter,
[ESLint](https://eslint.org/). It comes running out-of-the-box.
-### 
Extra Enums
+### Extra Enums
- Seamlessly utilize
[community-contributed enums](/isaac-typescript-definitions) for things that
the developers forgot to include in the "enums.lua" file.
-### 
Expanded Standard Library
+### Expanded Standard Library
- Seamlessly utilize hundreds of helper functions and features from the
[expanded standard library](/isaacscript-common), allowing you to write
high-level code that is concise and easy to read.
-### 
Extra Callbacks
-
-- Seamlessly utilize
- [many extra callbacks](/isaacscript-common/other/enums/ModCallbackCustom.md)
- as part of the expanded standard library.
-
- Extra Callbacks
-There are plenty of reasons to use IsaacScript, but it isn't for everyone. Read
-on.
+- Seamlessly utilize [many extra callbacks](/isaacscript-common/) as part of the
+ expanded standard library.
diff --git a/packages/docs/docs/main/getting-started.md b/packages/docs/content/main/getting-started.md
similarity index 98%
rename from packages/docs/docs/main/getting-started.md
rename to packages/docs/content/main/getting-started.md
index 4e4432f9a..46e248e40 100644
--- a/packages/docs/docs/main/getting-started.md
+++ b/packages/docs/content/main/getting-started.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ You can go from zero to up-and-running with a new mod in around 5 minutes,
depending on how fast your computer and internet speed is.
(If you don't know what IsaacScript is or you are not yet convinced that you
-should use it, look at the [features](features.md) page first.)
+should use it, look at the [features](/main/features/) page first.)
![]({useBaseUrl("img/isaacscript-logo.png")}){kind=logo}
- - Write Binding of Isaac: Repentance mods with TypeScript -
-