In the AES series, you really should focus on the Synopses; you can use the Es and As when you can't find what you're looking for, and they *are* more detailed, but also outdated at parts.

If you want to see real live Perl 6 code (examples are always useful), take a look at the examples/ and t/ directories in the Pugs source tree, and at the modules in ext/ . t/ is very useful when you have a worry about a particular keyword or feature.