The audience of a programming language are developers. Developers like code, code speaks to us. Actual code samples are a few clicks away: http://tutorial.ponylang.org/getting-started/helloworld/
pony-lang devs: put some examples on the home page!
pony-lang devs: put some examples on the home page!
If your program compiles, it won't crash.
There will never be an unhandled exception.
There's no such thing as null, so your program will never try to dereference null.
There will never be a data race.
Your program will never deadlock.
Your code will always be capabilities-secure.
All message passing is causal.Visually examining a code-snippet that directly communicates the above would be a huge sell!
A few examples to look at
1. Rust - https://www.rust-lang.org/
2. Elixir - http://elixir-lang.org/
3. Go - https://golang.org/