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Developing a KRL application requires understanding the relevant events, their attributes, and determining the correct reactions to those events. More than one rule, even in a single rule set, might fire in response to a given event and the conditions that surround it. A KRL developer should plan the actions a rule takes so they play nice with each other. This is especially important when you realize that a user might have rule sets from other developers installed that respond react to the same event and send directives to the same endpointsevent generators.
Because rule sets execute rules in order for any given event, developers can use the instincts they honed working with other statically scoped languages to understand their rule sets and the rules within them.
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