This series is golden, and supremely underrated. It is so underrated, I kinda wanna gatekeep it, but I know this deserves be out there, and roaring about its quality. Definitely going to share this!
Best series of all time. Thanks to you, I can create my own programming language and work on my projects with it. By the way, can you give me the updated Discord Invite Link, please?
God I love you. This is by far the best explanation of these concepts I have come across. Would you be able to make a follow up video of converting the Tokenizer to use regex?
Awesome! amazing series, please keep on going! I noticed that you're using a tone of type-casting throughout the whole project. I wonder whether that's on purpose, or (as you said) you're comming from C and it's some sort of a habbit (not a C dev myself)? Because the thing with casting is that it does hinder TS ability to type-check.
Yea I definitely agree that some of the practices with union types as well as enums and casting are more verbose then needed. The purpose of the casts was for this series being super simple and hopefully easy to follow. There’s a lot of little things here abs there that I briefly mentioned or didn’t even cover that are pretty important. If I was to redo everything I would probably have a small section at the end of each video going into depth on what was not covered. Hopefully it’s good enough but I do think you could definitely do better with types here xD. Cheers
Strings are handled very easily in the lexer. When you find an open quote you begin adding everything to a string. Then once a closing quote is found you create the string token. Strings are also literals like Numbers so everything there is the same as well.
This series is golden, and supremely underrated. It is so underrated, I kinda wanna gatekeep it, but I know this deserves be out there, and roaring about its quality.
Definitely going to share this!
Best series of all time. Thanks to you, I can create my own programming language and work on my projects with it. By the way, can you give me the updated Discord Invite Link, please?
Thanks cut the kind words.
discord.gg/S8V538zz
This might be the greatest series in the Universe...
Haha I don’t know about that but I’m
Glad you joy it.
God I love you. This is by far the best explanation of these concepts I have come across.
Would you be able to make a follow up video of converting the Tokenizer to use regex?
Awesome! amazing series, please keep on going!
I noticed that you're using a tone of type-casting throughout the whole project.
I wonder whether that's on purpose, or (as you said) you're comming from C and it's some sort of a habbit (not a C dev myself)?
Because the thing with casting is that it does hinder TS ability to type-check.
Yea I definitely agree that some of the practices with union types as well as enums and casting are more verbose then needed.
The purpose of the casts was for this series being super simple and hopefully easy to follow. There’s a lot of little things here abs there that I briefly mentioned or didn’t even cover that are pretty important. If I was to redo everything I would probably have a small section at the end of each video going into depth on what was not covered.
Hopefully it’s good enough but I do think you could definitely do better with types here xD.
Cheers
this shit's cool
Thanks for the video!
A request: Could you please give unique names to your videos?
Glad you enjoyed. Yes I’ll try to be better with that.
Is there no tutorial for implementing string??
Strings are handled very easily in the lexer. When you find an open quote you begin adding everything to a string. Then once a closing quote is found you create the string token.
Strings are also literals like Numbers so everything there is the same as well.
Amaaazing!!
I wanted to ask you to update the discord invitation link please,
and continue to upload more videos plssssss