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(sixth RacketCon): Alexis King -- Languages in an Afternoon
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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesLanguage design and type systemsLisp and Clojure
Alexis King surveys Racket's tools for language creation and discusses how to streamline the process of building custom languages.
Racket is not just a programming language; it is a programming language platform. Ideally, it could be more than a platform, but a greenhouse—a perfect tool for incubating new languages and growing mature ones (general purpose or domain specific). This talk presents a survey of Racket’s tools for building languages, the process it takes to add an entirely new, fully-integrated language to the ecosystem, and the places where that process could be streamlined to achieve the dream of designing, implementing, and applying an entirely new programming language in a single afternoon. con.racket-lang.orgu/rain5in r/ProgrammingLanguages • Recommends
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