Thanks for this! The 5-min intro really undersells it as that part is not that much better than JSONPath. I started watching the London Node User Group video ne

Thanks for this! The 5-min intro really undersells it as that part is not that much better than JSONPath. I started watching the London Node User Group video next and was about to switch it off but decided to hang on a bit longer because I busy with something anyway. Then it finally started getting into its real differentiators: constructing new objects and reductions. I even had to click around the documentation link three times until I figured out how to get to the real docs. It's a really well thought out query language that is actually Turing complete. I really want to try it out on some real data in anger to see how well it holds up in practice. I'm also thinking about what could be taken over into PRQL which I'm somewhat involved in.