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Implementing Languages for Fun and Profit - Nicholas Matsakis, PLMW 2022
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[PLMW'22] Implementing Languages for Fun and Profit
ACM SIGPLAN
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- Presented by Nicholas Matsakis, co-designer of Rust
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesSystems programmingLanguage design and type systemsCompilers and interpretersCareer growth
Nicholas Matsakis shares an opinionated guide to building programming languages, including IDE support, playgrounds, and career insights.
Title:[PLMW'22] Implementing Languages for Fun and Profit Authors:Nicholas Matsakis Description:No matter what kind of PL you are doing, theres no better way to get a feel for how it works than to have an implementation you can play with. These days, it?s easier than ever to build a full featured language that includes IDE support, beautiful output, and an interactive web playground. Nicholas Matsakis will give an opinionated tour through some of the options available, along with observations about what its like to develop PL for a living.Why it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Highly recommended for practical advice on compiler implementation and building a career in programming language design.