Writing a Programming Language (in Rust) 13: Object Destructuring (Part 2) and F...
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This is episode 13 of the "Writing a Programming Language (in Rust)" livestream series, where I'll be implementing a skeleton C-style programming language from scratch using Rust and LALRPOP.
The live stream is ongoing at https://www.twitch.tv/ezanmoto. I generally stream at 14:00 GMT each Saturday.
The source code for the stream is available at https://github.com/eZanmoto/norpl.
In this session I was implementing the following features:
0:12:01 Use strings for destructuring object keys 0:18:33 Refactor and commit recursion fix 1:27:42 Unspreading objects 1:57:24 Shorthand for object keys
In addition there was a considerable time in this session spent on the following topics:
0:00:00 Discussing next steps 0:48:40 Answering the chatroom: Giving an overview of the language, some of its goals, and the current codebase 1:08:51 Continuing the recursion fix 1:19:00 Answering the chatroom: Unit tests 1:21:03 Continuing the recursion fix 2:19:30 Continuing unspreading objects
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