hawk is for hoon
anyone can [hoon].
-- auguste gusteau
hawk is an environment where knowing hoon is empowering.
for real things, right now.
and you only need to know 1 hoon rune to get started.
the ;> rune means: treat everything afterwards as a markdown-like document.
example:
;>
# hello world
this is a hoon (hawk-500)
file which outputs an html
node (aka manx).
paragraphs looks like
paragraphs. pretty simple.
- list item
- ok this is really easy
- what? really this is hoon?
[link to docs](https://docs.urbit.org)
hello world
this is a hoon (hawk-500) file which outputs an html node (aka manx).
paragraphs looks like paragraphs. pretty simple.
list item
ok this is really easy
what? really this is hoon?
it's that easy!
as you get more comfortable in hawk, you can progressively add in more hoon.
here's an example which uses a bit more hoon to generate a bunch of numbered boxes.
;>
# hello again!
here are some numbered boxes
;div.frw.g1
;*
%+ turn (gulf 0 30)
|= n=@
;div.bd2.p-1: {<n>}
==
powerfully mix code and prose
to create documents.
hello again!
here are some numbered boxes
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powerfully mix code and prose to create documents.
yer a [hooner], hary!
-- hagred