Tart is a strongly-typed general purpose programming language

| At the same time, it also includes a number of features not seen in any of these languages.<p>I tried looking around for the new features and motivation for this language. The intro page (<a href="http://tart.googlecode.com/svn/site/intro/overview.html" rel="nofollow">http://tart.googlecode.com/svn/site/intro/overview.html</a>) opens as source for some reason (on FF6 and safari).<p>EDIT: Okay, intro page does have some features, although not exactly new (gc) ... hard to read due to rendering as source.

The author of this language is very verbose in his/her documentation and it makes it hard to infer what is cool about Tart. It would help to see some example code of an actual problem instead of showing off various ways to implement datastructures. How would one find the average of a list of ints? Connect to a socket? Traverse a tree?