What is Next?

You can improve this book, this language, or this world by:

• Writing libraries or executables
• Opening PRs to fix typos, grammatical errors, or whatever in this book
• Finding bugs and reporting them on GitHub, hopefully with PRs
• Sharing the language on SNS
• Starring the repository
• ...

Introducing Some Libraries

I've been enjoying this language by myself and have written several libraries:

• ansi-terminal - A thin layer over ANSI escape sequences
• argot - A monadic CLI argment parser
• ars-postgres - A PostgreSQL client over libpq
• binary-builder - Constructs binary data efficiently
• dotenv - Locates and loads env files
• http-base - Provides basic HTTP entities
• json - Handles JSON values
• marshal - Saves and loads values using files
• noa - A test kit emphasizing the property-based approach
• path - Provides path-related operations
• rin - An HTTP client over libcurl
• socket - A thin layer over network sockets
• sui - An HTTP server
• text-builder - Constructs texts efficiently
• time - Provides time-related operations
• zonk - A parser combinator

Hope you'll enjoy this too.