ChitChat language talk

[Oliver Thamm]

Dear rubyists,

I have to apologize for my terrible name memory. :( Who gave the talk
about this chitchat language? I can never remember names...

Could you please connect with me yourself, or can someone provide me a
name or email address?


Thanks a thousands times!
Oliver

[José Tomás Albornoz]

Hi Oliver,

That was Luca Ongaro, from DaWanda.

https://twitter.com/lucaongaro

Cheers,

Jose

[Oliver Thamm]

Cheers! :)

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[Luca Ongaro]

Here I am :)

So, I planned to open-source ChitChat during the weekend but then I had other things to take care of (I could not even attend the Ruby in the Park :( ). I still plan to open source it this week, despite the fact that it is totally imperfect. But, again, perfection was not the goal there ;)

Luca

[Luca Ongaro]

You can now find the ChitChat implementation here: https://github.com/lucaong/chitchat

The most interesting files are lib/lexer.js, lib/grammar.jison and lib/runtime.js

As you can see, this is really minimal and it is barely working. As I said it was mostly a 3-day experiment to have some fun with lexers, parsers, compilers, etc. In case there is any interest I can work to make it better and usable.

Have fun :)