Let's hope that it gets proper docs until then, that actually lay out its syntax before trying to compare it to other languages. From what I gather, it's branch

Let's hope that it gets proper docs until then, that actually lay out its syntax before trying to compare it to other languages. From what I gather, it's branching off of Nix and assuming familiarity with it. What does the `in` keyword do and why is it everywhere? From everything I can see from the code examples I highly doubt that it will reduce the number of complaints NixOS has about using a weird language.