Dream's first several examples make up a tutorial. Each example is a complete project with a helpful README, and plenty of links to next steps and documentation. You can begin at 1-hello, or look in the list below and jump to whatever interests you!

1-hello — the simplest Dream server responds to every request with the same friendly message.
2-middleware — adds the first Dream middleware: the logger.
3-router — different handlers for different paths.
4-counter — the first custom middleware!
5-echo — reads request bodies.
6-template — render responses from templates and guard against XSS.
7-debug — centralize your error page and run the debugger.
8-error-page
9-logging
a-promise
b-session
c-cookie
d-form — reading forms and CSRF prevention.
e-json
f-static
g-upload
h-sql — finally CRUD!
i-graphql
j-streaming
k-websocket
l-https
m-crypto
n-locals

That's it for the tutorial!

There are several examples of using Dream with Reason syntax:

Extras

The rest of the examples cover additional topics in a more-standalone fashion. They are, however, still complete, self-contained projects in the same style.

The goal of the examples is to cover the great majority of real-world HTTP usage, so that they make up a good survey. Please open an issue if something is missing!

Ideas:

Basics:

Security:

Techniques:

Advanced customization: