I am all for it. I believe, this should be very useful and educational and ease the learning curve. Neophytes like myself can use all the help he can get.

This is an excellent idea, and demonstrates how supportive Lanticans and everyone can be towards the learning of Sesame.

Suggestions that I can think of:
1) Group these documents into some specified categories.
2) Provide these documents (or something similar - or maybe an INDEX of the documents) in a downloadable Sesame database!  LE's for things such as Topic, Keywords, and a large text field to hold the body of the document (or maybe just a summary, in the case of an INDEX database).  A layout element that might contain a hyperlink to the document on the web site would be of benefit.

I don't have specific tasks in mind at the moment, but a thorough "mining" of all the posts here on the forum would probably provide quite a few!

This is an excellent idea and a need for so many using a new product, Sesame. May I suggest that as each learning reference is posted, that this same reference be applied to an application that starts out with the bare esentials and see it grow in complexity using these same references.  Perhaps it may be easier to actually see it working in an application, its overall interaction and results.  The reason I suggest applying to an application is that it would be a natural process of development and usage of the many available tools. One starts at the beginning and then to the complex.

This document will eventually become a complete reference in itself.  As suggested by others, categorize by topic. As this grows, the topics will become clearer and define themselves.

I've been away for about a week, but I will sit down and mention a whole list of code needs and "How do I do this" .

This is heading in a great direction, folks. I really appreciate the input. Keep it coming!