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You should make a new programming language

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You should make a new programming language

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Programming Languages@programming.dev · 3 months ago

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You should make a new programming language | nicole@web

Even though it’s very unlikely to become popular (and if so, it will probably take a while), there’s a lot you learn from creating a programming language that applies to other areas of software development. Plus, it’s fun!

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If you want to give it a try, I highly recommend the book Crafting Interpreters. It’s also available online in HTML format.

Edit: RTFA and I see that’s what the author did as well!

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