The language in order, one chapter after another.
The book
A Yoke source is a plain-text description of an app: what it stores, how
its records move through their workflows, what its pages show, and what
data it ships with. One .yoke file compiles to the same app definition
the platform installs and runs — and decompiles back out of it, so an app
built entirely by clicking around in the Studio can still be read, diffed
and reviewed as text.
It is deliberately small. There are no loops, no function calls, no conditionals and no imports. Every word the language understands comes from a fixed table, so a source can be read top to bottom without wondering what is hiding behind an abstraction.
Read these chapters in order.