This is the closest thing we have to a comparison sheet: http://dcowden.github.io/cadquery/intro.html#why-cadquery-instead-of-openscad
The "Quick Links" section here holds probably the best resources for getting started quickly: http://dcowden.github.io/cadquery/index.html#quick-links
Do those help? Should there be a "Are you an OpenSCAD user" section in the docs?
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That's a great idea to create a cross reference!
I don't know OpenSCAD at all, so it is difficult for me to do it. Do you think you could make the complete OpenSCAD side and we can complete the other side?
There will be some things gaps, and those gaps are useful too. For example, cadquery can't import a dxf into a 2d sketch (yet) , but cq is a full programming language so arbitrary scripts are possible, not so in openscad.
The biggest difference between the two is that openscad is mostly a csg modeler minset, while cq is a brep mindset. Users of the common brep cad packages like solidworks or onShape will be much more comfortable with cq syntax
At any rate a comparison is a great idea, if you can help let's do it
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