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# Recommended Next Steps

> The Colang 2.0 getting started guide introduces you to a basic Hello World example, and then goes into Dialog Rails,  Input Rails, Multimodal Rails, and other Colang 2.0 concepts l

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The Colang 2.0 getting started guide introduces you to a basic [Hello World](hello-world#colang_2_getting_started_hello_world) example, and then goes into [Dialog Rails](dialog-rails#colang_2_getting_started_dialog_rails),  [Input Rails](input-rails#colang_2_getting_started_input_rails), [Multimodal Rails](multimodal-rails#colang_2_getting_started_multimodal_rails), and other Colang 2.0 concepts like [Interaction Loop](interaction-loop#colang_2_getting_started_interaction_loop) and [LLM Flows](llm-flows#colang_2_getting_started_llm_flows).

This only scratches the surface of what can be achieved with Colang 2.0.

If you are an experienced developer and want to learn about the syntax and various features in details, we recommend going through the [Language Reference](../language-reference/index#colang_2_language_reference) documentation.

Version `0.10.0` of NeMo Guardrails will add more examples including RAG and agents. Also it will bring support for the Guardrails Library, which will enable you to use any of the existing guardrails similar to Colang 1.0.