Documentation

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Install the toolchain, write a first program, build it for native or the browser, and set up your editor.

The whole language in one read — ownership, named parameters, match, generics, concurrency.

The complete language reference: every type, statement, keyword and standard-library module.

Why a type is a value, a resource, a view or a contract — and what each choice buys you.

Every reserved word, what it does, and the attributes the compiler recognises.

What is in scope with no import at all — the surface that survives --no-std and bare metal.

Projects, dependencies, the lockfile, publishing, and managing toolchain versions.

One language server, eight editors: VS Code, Neovim, Vim, Emacs, Sublime, Helix, Kate, Zed.

Ask the compiler instead of guessing: kama query, the AGENTS.md kama ships, and what `check` does and does not catch.

Native, WebAssembly and cross-compilation — target triples and how to get a toolchain.

Bare-metal kama: a Cortex-M firmware image you can run under QEMU or flash to a board.

Measured against C, C++, Rust, Go, C#, Java, Node, Lua and Python — with the methodology.