1.
Introduction
1.1.
Why Hark?
1.2.
Use Cases
2.
Getting started
2.1.
Hello Worlds!
2.2.
Deploy something!
3.
Developing with Hark
3.1.
Creating a new project
3.2.
Configuration with hark.toml
3.3.
Testing
3.4.
Deployment
3.5.
Monitoring
3.6.
Sharing code
3.7.
Debugging and troubleshooting
4.
Hark on AWS
4.1.
HTTP APIs
4.2.
File uploads
5.
The Hark Language
5.1.
Functions
5.2.
Variables
5.3.
Types
5.4.
Comments
5.5.
Threads
5.6.
Python inter-op
5.7.
Error handling
5.8.
Keywords
6.
The VM
6.1.
From Source to Success
6.1.1.
Interpret the CLI
6.1.2.
Compile the code
6.1.3.
Run the program
6.2.
Machine Design
6.2.1.
Requirements and concepts
6.2.2.
Thread States
6.2.3.
Futures
6.2.4.
Activation Records
6.3.
Overview
6.4.
Storage
6.5.
Invocation
6.6.
Adding new instructions
7.
Developing Hark
7.1.
Local development environment
Light (default)
Rust
Coal
Navy
Ayu
Cloud-Native Development With Hark
Developing Hark
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