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update references to alpha.dagger.io
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@ -210,6 +210,6 @@ Bob inherits the _default value_ but is now allowed to specify a different job.
Packages in CUE allow us to write _modular_, _reusable_, and _composable_ code. We can define schemas that are _imported_ into various files and projects. If you’ve written Go, then CUE should feel quite familiar. Not only is it [written in Go](https://pkg.go.dev/cuelang.org/go@v0.4.0/cue#pkg-overview) much of its behavior and syntax are modeled after Go as well.
CUE has a number of [builtin packages](https://pkg.go.dev/cuelang.org/go/pkg) such as `strings`, `regexp`, `math`, and many more. These builtin packages are already available to CUE without the need to download or install anything else. Third-party packages are those that are placed within the `cue.mod/pkg/` folder and start with a fully qualified domain such as `alpha.dagger.io`.
CUE has a number of [builtin packages](https://pkg.go.dev/cuelang.org/go/pkg) such as `strings`, `regexp`, `math`, and many more. These builtin packages are already available to CUE without the need to download or install anything else. Third-party packages are those that are placed within the `cue.mod/pkg/` folder and start with a fully qualified domain such as `universe.dagger.io`.
In the last few examples we’ve included an `import` statement to load the builtin `strings` package. In the tutorials and other examples you will notice that other packages from `alpha.dagger.io` will be imported and used.
In the last few examples we’ve included an `import` statement to load the builtin `strings` package. In the tutorials and other examples you will notice that other packages from `universe.dagger.io` will be imported and used.