Examples Overview

Examples Overview

The examples section shows how the language pieces fit together in realistic shapes rather than isolated syntax snippets.

What these examples emphasize

• immutable data flow
• explicit std: imports
• tagged unions and Result for clear control flow
• pipes and currying for composition
• a separation between pure transformation and effectful boundaries

Suggested reading order

1. Data Pipelines
2. Parsing and Validation
3. Result-Based Error Handling
4. Filesystem Scripts
5. Generators and Sequences

How to read the examples

Most examples deliberately look a little more explicit than equivalent JavaScript or TypeScript code. That is part of the language model:

• array helpers are imported rather than methods
• data is rebuilt rather than mutated
• parsing and validation stay visible instead of being hidden inside loose casts

Current implementation note

These pages are written against the Draft 0.1 language model and the current shipped CLI/runtime surface. Where a page touches implementation maturity, it calls that out directly instead of quietly assuming full parity everywhere.