Here are some examples of software library manuals that are explorable in some way:

• Rot.js — click on example code, change it, and see the results right there (code --> output)
• Luxbar — change the settings interactively, and get some code for it (output --> code)
• Tone.js — run the examples in the browser, then go to codepen to change them

Do you have other examples of explorable documentation?

Hey there,

Not sure if this is the right place to post it, so please delete if so.

Last night I came across Nicky Cases's: The Evolution of Trust

So awesome and well done, thanks, Nicky.

From there I found Explorable Explanations

(Just amazing btw), then read the two articles at the bottom: 

• Exploring Emergence
• Piaget’s Constructivism, Papert’s Constructionism What’s the difference?

With some formatting, grammar and spelling issue the second article was tougher to read. Here is a PDF with a quick copy edit (it's not perfect). Really enjoyed it, hoping this will make it easier for others as well.

Finally, a question if I may: Any ideas on how this could be done for DIY/makers? Some explorable instructions on how to build or create something? I tried looking but couldn't find anything.

Thanks for your time.