Revolutionizing Rust Development: Introducing Crabtime for Enhanced Macro Capabilities

Crabtime is set to transform how developers write macros in Rust, drawing inspiration from Zig’s comptime. With its unique features, Crabtime offers a more powerful and readable alternative to existin...

https://news.lavx.hu/article/revolutionizing-rust-development-introducing-crabtime-for-enhanced-macro-capabilities

Introducing C Plus Prolog: A Unique Fusion of C and Prolog for Modern Development

The advent of C Plus Prolog (C+P) offers a fascinating blend of the efficiency of C with the expressive power of Prolog, challenging conventional programming paradigms. This innovative language aims t...

https://news.lavx.hu/article/introducing-c-plus-prolog-a-unique-fusion-of-c-and-prolog-for-modern-development

“A Generic Approach to Parsing CSV into Case Classes in Scala 3”

https://yadukrishnan.live/a-generic-approach-to-parsing-csv-into-case-classes-in-scala-3

To better understand hygienic macros in Scheme, in 45 minutes I will go through the first 3 chapters of Fear of Macros book on stream.

The examples are written in Racket, but we will be using Guile and porting examples to it if necessary.

mpv https://youtu.be/Ag4movPnGa8

https://www.greghendershott.com/fear-of-macros/index.html

What are #macros? An #exercise and #nutrition scientist explains https://buff.ly/4fzyN0Q

Migrate from #Confluence to #BlueSpice? Is that possible? The @adminmagazine tested the #move. The result: It works very well.
Read more: https://my.bluespice.com/r/wdt
#MediaWiki #Wiki #Knowledgebase #OpenSource #Documentation #Macros

Reakirt's Blue #Butterfly (Echinargus isola).

I'm still doing #stereograph #macros on flickr. I keep meaning to post some here, but it's weird not posting spiders on this account. I love the depth and texture in this shitty one.

Cross-eyed stereo pair image. Cross your eyes to see a 3D image.

In today’s #eurorust24 video, @scrabsha dives into the intricate world of Rust macros with her project `expandable`. Discover how Sasha tackles the challenges of ensuring macros expand to syntactically valid code, using state machines and clever parsing techniques. If you’re into Rust’s inner workings, compiler design, or building safer, more predictable code, this talk is a must-watch!

Watch it here https://youtu.be/0cbclh4F2VU