ZEN

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The Zen of Camel

1. Let the graph speak.
    - All computation is a graph of intent.

2. Graphs are primitives, not artifacts.
    - Graphs are the native shape of intent, not a byproduct of code.

3. Imperative for operators, declarative for structure.
    - Code the 'what' declaratively, the 'how' imperatively.

4. Async by nature, sync when explicit.
    - Order emerges from dependencies, not from syntax.

5. Explicit dependencies, implicit parallelism.
    - Parallelism is discovered, not programmed.

6. Keep code pure, let runtimes specialize.
    - Context is injected at runtime, not embedded in code.

7. Execution is polymorphic and multi-staged.
    - Graphs can be interpreted, compiled, staged, rewritten.

8. Let compilers bear the burden.
    - Scheduling, mapping, fusing, and lowering -- these are not your job.
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