Frustrating Broken Documentation

Hi,

on the AFrame github home page there is a code sample (the that loads AFrame version https://aframe.io/releases/1.3.0/aframe.min.js but the Glitch link that demos this code sample loads AFrame version https://aframe.io/releases/0.5.0/aframe.min.js

The ocean component doesn't work with 1.3.0.

There are heaps of examples, really great examples, that don't work with 1.3.0 and are hosted on CodePen or wherever, but they're annoying as hell to come across because so many of the examples don't work with the current version of AFrame. And there are hundreds of examples out there in the wild on Glitch and elsewhere basically making 1.30 really hard to learn.

Whilst I appreciate that "things move on", can the official docs of AFrame do something to either flag that certain features/demos only work with previous versions, or even better, have a tidy up of the documentation, making sure that the linked samples and examples provided do work with the current version of AFrame.

Thanks

Start at the A-Frame GitHub home page code sample and its linked Glitch demo, then review the official examples mentioned in the issue. Check which samples use A-Frame 1.3.0 and which depend on older versions. Done means the affected links and examples are updated to work with the current version or clearly marked with their required version.