Parsing with Rust - Epic Journey

🚀 Join me in the first part of our rust_brain development series as we lay the groundwork for our Brainf*ck interpreter in Rust! 🦀🧠
In this episode, we'll start by setting up the basic program structure and crafting a simple lexer for the Brainfuck language. 🏗️ Explore the essentials of lexers and get hands-on experience with defining data types necessary for our interpreter to function.
Discover the world of coding as we take a practical approach to building our interpreter, learning as we go. 🌟 This episode is perfect for beginners looking to understand the fundamentals of language interpretation and data structuring in Rust.
🔗 GitHub Repository: github.com/jakobwesthoff/rust...
🔗 Learn More about Rust: www.rust-lang.org/
#rust #coding #tutorial #brainfuck #lexer
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[@norestraint]

Great video! Just a quick comment: if possible, switch to a dark theme, it makes the experience a bit better, specially for people watching on low light environments. XD

[@MrJakob]

Thanks for the feedback. I got quite some videos still in the queue, which are prepared and ready to be published. For newer ones however I will see, what I can do however. 👍

[@cszczepaniak]

Anyhow probably doesn’t use the format syntax because that syntax is implemented with a macro, whereas context is a function (and has to be a function because it’s implemented on a type)

[@MrJakob]

That makes a lot of sense. Thanks 👍