@@ -101,9 +101,7 @@ Let's have a look at a practical example. Here's a core with three arms. It has
101101 --
102102++ from-js
103103 =, dejs:format
104− |= jon=json
105− ^- user
106− %. jon
104+ ^- $-(json user)
107105 %- ot
108106 :~
109107 [%username so]
@@ -217,9 +215,7 @@ Here's our arm that converts `$json` to our `$user` structure:
217215```hoon
218216++ from-js
219217 =, dejs:format
220− |= jon=json
221− ^- user
222− %. jon
218+ ^- $-(json user)
223219 %- ot
224220 :~
225221 [%username so]
@@ -366,12 +362,12 @@ From this mark file, Clay can build mark conversion gates between the `%json` ma
366362
367363### Try it out
368364
369−First, we'll save the code above as `user.hoon` in the `/mar` directory our of `%home` desk:
365+First, we'll save the code above as `user.hoon` in the `/mar` directory our of `%base` desk:
370366
371367```
372−> |commit %home
368+> |commit %base
373369>=
374−+ /~zod/home/9/mar/user/hoon
370++ /~zod/base/9/mar/user/hoon
375371```
376372
377373Let's quickly create a `$json` object to work with: