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 # Concepts

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 ## Introduction

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 [Eyre] is the web-server [vane] (kernel module) of [Arvo], an Urbit ship's

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 If you are working on a Gall agent with any kind of web interface, it's likely you will encounter the problem of converting Hoon data structures to JSON and vice versa. This is what we'll look at in this document.

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 This document serves as an introduction to parsing text with Hoon. No prior

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 Sail is a domain-specific language for composing HTML (and XML) structures in

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 In this document we'll walk through an example of creating and publishing a desk that others can install. We'll create a simple "Hello World!" front-end with a "Hello" tile to launch it. For simplicity, the desk won't include an actual Gall agent, but we'll note everything necessary if there were one.

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 This document discusses hoon's two main string types: `cord`s (as well as its

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 ## Structure