I love the little spinning glider in the lower left, I don't know what it represents or how I got it to appear but, COOL!<p>I want to like this so badly, but so far I can't justify spending the time to learn to use it just yet.<p>It might just be a problem with the docs, and maybe I'm just not understanding what light table is on a conceptual level but:<p>* docs reference tabs that do not exist in my version of the interface ( a trip to the view menu produced no option to show or hide them, so I assume they're from an older version?)<p>* they expect me to already have created files elsewhere?<p>* cmd/ctrl-o dialog? what does this do? (seems like nothing, looks like file prompt, but no tab-completion....am I supposed to type out /home/uname/file/x/y/z?)<p>* cmd-shift-o opens files....but not directories, how do I get a file tree like in the screenshots?<p>* if the browser tab has focus, cmd-shift-o dialog will not show (as I'm asked to do in the docs)<p>* control-tab doesn't switch between tabs<p>* what is the relationship between this browser window and my js file?<p>after this I gave up.<p>I guess I am late to the party? Where can I find the real docs?<p>I have high hopes for this to mature and someday become something that I can say goodbye to vim/sublime, but at this point, I'd need a better onboarding to really give it a go.<p>Despite their perceived difficulty to use, both emacs and vim provide extensive awesome help without having to resort to a third party.<p>Sublime may have help somewhere, but since it works just like every other desktop program I've never needed to refer to it.<p>If this is going to be something that's so wildly different from the text editors I'm used to, I'm going to need more hand-holding to get excited about it.