I’ve always wanted a structural diff tool, so I built difftastic. This has been the most fascinating, most frustrating, and most challenging program I’ve ever written. How Hard Could It Be? If you write Lisp code for a while, you start to see code like JSON. Everything is basically a list. json-diff example json-diff already exists, and it’s pretty good. I wanted something similar for programming
Almost everyone’s written a BF implementation these days. In fact, BF is now so widespread that LLVM and libjit both include tutorials for a basic implementation! However, what would an industrial strength compiler look like? I set out to write a highly optimising BF compiler using Rust and LLVM. bfc was the result, and it includes a whole range of optimisations. I believe some are completely nove
What do you expect your editor to highlight? What are the different ways that we can highlight code without calling external tools? Whilst most editors have converged on a common set of base functionality, there’s still innovation occurring in this field. The limitation of highlighting tools is that you can’t use all of them at the same time. We’ll explore what’s available to help you choose. I’m
I used to think that macros were just a feature that a language included or lacked. In practice, there’s a huge design space of how macro systems can be implemented. I thought it would be interesting to take a look at implementing the same two macros in different languages. We’ll look at both established macro systems and newer languages. We’ll compare readability, robustness and safety in each la
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