Let's Nom Nom Some JSON in Rust
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Tokyo Rust
In-Person
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If you've heard of parser combinators but you're not sure what they are, then this talk is for you!
Jules Guesnon (Software Engineer at Specify) will go through the basics and theory of parsers, characterizing the different theoretical approaches to parsing, and reflecting on some of their limitations.
In the context he sets up, parser combinators can be understood as a direct way of writing parsers. Jules will describe this approach in detail and touch on how it compares to generated parsers. To conclude his talk, he will walk us through a simple "Hello World" parser implementation to understand the basics, and progressively review a JSON parser to show a real world use case.
Join us to learn about the different approaches to parsing and understand parser combinators in detail!
Agenda
- 30 minutes open chat
- 45 minutes presentation & questions
- 30 minutes open chat
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We missed you this time around!
Platform Sponsors
Torc is a community-first platform bringing together remote-first software engineer and developer opportunities from across the globe. Join a network that’s all about connection, collaboration, and finding your next big move — together.
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Supercharge your dev team with AI code reviews
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Let's Nom Nom Some JSON in Rust
Hosted by
Tokyo Rust
In-Person
Address available to attendees
If you've heard of parser combinators but you're not sure what they are, then this talk is for you!
Jules Guesnon (Software Engineer at Specify) will go through the basics and theory of parsers, characterizing the different theoretical approaches to parsing, and reflecting on some of their limitations.
In the context he sets up, parser combinators can be understood as a direct way of writing parsers. Jules will describe this approach in detail and touch on how it compares to generated parsers. To conclude his talk, he will walk us through a simple "Hello World" parser implementation to understand the basics, and progressively review a JSON parser to show a real world use case.
Join us to learn about the different approaches to parsing and understand parser combinators in detail!
Agenda
- 30 minutes open chat
- 45 minutes presentation & questions
- 30 minutes open chat
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