Simple lambda calculus interpreter using rust, (with a web interface! to make it easier to use), I am trying to learn rust ;)
JacobL
Check their project out: FIXAPL
qihang
Check their project out: PDF Parser
xCuzImVInni
Check their projects out: GeoSolver, GeoPrimes - Geometric Interpretation of Prime Factorization of Numbers, PrimeVector - new fast algorithm for GCD and LCM
Pookstir
Check their projects out: Wolf Interpreter, Mycor, Surface Circuits
Moaz Mohamed
Whoops! Looks like they don't have a project yet. Maybe ask them to start one?
Once you ship this you can't edit the description of the project, but you'll be able to add more devlogs and re-ship it as you add new features!
Bettering the frontend, adding some error handling and a lot of bug fixing later, a decent enough site is ready >_<
For now it is done, might come back to this later after a long break to add more things.
beta reduction working on the web interface and the website is deployed!!! check it out .^
Implemented basic structs and display functions for expressions, functions, tokens etc.
Parsed text from file into tokens stuck on forming a syntax tree from the tokens ;(
GL with learning Rust! I nearly finished the Rust Book, I really liked it, I had, like never before, a really strong feeling that some people really put thoughts into everything. Also, it doesn’t suffer from some past debt (like the null-mistake) as some other languages. It also mostly takes slightly different approaches to some common concepts like async, but in a good way, as well as some other nice things like zero-cost abstractions i.e. with .iter(). So, if you really want to learn it, I hope you don’t regret this decision in some years and maybe have same feeling :-)