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I write Ruby for a living, and about two years ago it started bothering me that I had no real idea...
Austin Henley squeezed a Python-like interpreter into 1,024 bytes of C. We verified the byte count, benchmarked it against CPython at scale, and found four silent bugs, from reserved variable names to a chained-comparison parser glitch, that never made his feature list.
Discover Tiny Interpreters, a gradual, dragon-free way to learn how programming languages work by building tiny interpreters in Elm, one feature at a time.
Há algum tempo comecei um projeto chamado Exper. A ideia era simples: aprender mais sobre...
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🧠 Introduction I’ve been building my own programming language called Exper, written from scratch in...
A while ago, I started a project called Exper. The idea was simple: learn more about interpreters...
An ADR from Matanuska BASIC on an intent to write "expect tests"
NetXenium: Scripting Language and Framework for Network Automation I am developing...
Today, I created the Lox, Scanner, Token, and TokenType classes. The Scanner's job is to parse...
An ADR from Matanuska BASIC on build and test tooling
An ADR from Matanuska BASIC on ECMA-55, and whether or not to comply with it