Today we're excited to say that WolframLanguage.org is live! Since the Wolfram Language was introduced, we knew there would be a need to be able to readily find and share learning materials and other information about it. In light of that, WolframLanguage.org was created as a community repository for resources, tutorials, and documentation concerning the Wolfram Language and Mathematica, and we look forward to seeing the number of useful resources continue to grow. Maybe you've got a great tutorial that you wrote for your class or organization that you'd like to share, or perhaps you've published a Wolfram Language book or article?

After you have a look around the site, please come back to this thread and share any suggestions or ideas you have for adding to WolframLanguage.org. You can also make suggestions directly on the site, through the Resource Suggestions form.