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Stack Exchange](https://tex.stackexchange.com) (*abbr.:* TeX.SX) I often read the complaint
that the ConTeXt documentation is bad/old/incomplete. I
wholeheartedly disagree. However, I have to admit that ConTeXt
documentation is actually quite *hard to find*. That is why I have
come to the conclusion that a definitive guide to the, in my opinion
outstanding, ConTeXt documentation is necessary. I structured this
guide in such a way that a beginner can start reading the linked
resources from top to bottom.

Even though you read the words “beta” and “experimental” in many
places, the versions provided can be considered production quality
because Pragma ADE relies on these versions for commercial purposes.
If you have a deadline coming up, I would recommend not updating
ConTeXt until you have finished your work, because some mechanisms are
moving targets anyway.