Dana is a component-based programming language which strictly separates structure from behaviour to promote software that is more re-usable and easier to evolve. Software written in Dana can introspect over its own structure and hot-swap behaviour while running.
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Code organisation, the central source tree, and default components
Data types - primitive types, data, and interfaces (objects)
The store concept and qualifier
Field selection and reflection
Dynamic proxies and dynamic function calls
The event paradigm, object IDs, and self-references
Threads and concurrency control
Dynamically loading components at runtime
Runtime adaptation (performing adaptation and writing adaptable components)
How to use the PAL meta-system
How to use the esher meta-system
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