Making a Programming Language with Python and LLVM: Episode 1 - Introduction + Lexer

This is the first part in a multipart ongoing series for how to make a featured, statically typed, and JIT Compiled programming language in Python with LLVM (llvmlite). Episode 1 covers the project introduction, language introduction, and completing the foundational Lexer class. Please comment below and join our Discord to make suggestions for what you'd like to see implemented!
Source code: Available Soon™
In order to follow along, you will need to have VS Code (or another IDE), and Miniconda.
Miniconda - docs.anaconda.com/free/minico...
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[@hr1tz]

This channel is way too underrated

[@pressaktc]

Exaclty what I've been looking for! Thank you so much!

[@iagobeulleryeah]

Pease go ahead with this. I never see no one finishing the compiler with the llvm.

[@codeduckers]

exactly my reason for making this

[@codeduckers]

As a fellow GenZ'r, the dynamic syntax makes me feel all warm and fuzzy

[@tobidegnon4409]

Just started the video, but one thing to note already, volume is way too low

[@codeduckers]

This is fixed in the later episodes I believe