Meinte Boersma

Visualizing the reduction

💡This is post 09 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 09”. In the previous blog post, we implemented a visualization

Syntax

💡This is post 08 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 08”. So far, I only talked about the abstract syntax

Implementing a reducing interpreter

💡This is post 07 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 07”. In the previous blog post, we created meta-types

Booleans

💡This is post 06 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 06”. In the previous blog post, we constructed a LionWeb

MyFPL — ToC

This blog post is not really one: it’s just a Table of Contents for the MyFPL blog series. 1. What’s MyFPL? 2. Why create my own FPL? 3. Aspects of MyFPL 4. Setting up 5. Organizing the structure aspect 6. Booleans 7. Implementing a reducing interpreter 8. Syntax

Organizing the structure aspect

💡This is post 05 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 05”. This blog post will explain how I’ll organize

Setting up

💡This is post 04 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 04”. It’s about time we start to do some

Aspect of MyFPL

💡This is post 03 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 03”. Before I actually – really!, finally! – start implementing something, I

Why create my own FPL?

💡This is post 02 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 02”. Before I actually start implementing my own FPL, I

What’s MyFPL?

💡This is post 01 in my blog series on MyFPL — see the index/table of contents. The code in this and previous blog posts can also be found here, on Codeberg. Check out the repo at the commit marked “blog 01”. (FPL stands for Functional Programming Language — see also this