They recently recieved a “Blauer Engel” certificate for nextcloud-server. Iirc that seal requires the user to be able to choose what he wants. So new features are OK but they have to be optional. That certificate is handed out by a german government Institution. And very recently they started handing it out to software too, with nextcloud beeing the first BIG reciever.

Well you’re writing a Compiler with extra features to tell you where compilation failed but without actually executing the code. If the language you are trying to implement has defined a BNF for its language its quite doable and depending on the features you want to implement almost easy. There are BNF interpreters and chumsky e.g. is close to reading like a BNF. But if you’re building a language where you gotta find out the rules yourself it can take a while and finding all the edgecases can be a problem… But the project is big enough that most probably don’t finish theirs

I am currently writing an LSP for the shaderscript used in Godot. Its close to glsl but some differences make me not wanting to just copy paste a glsl one. I am currently trying to wrap my head around chumsky. I am coming from a lot of c code and my head doesnt work like chumsky does, so it has its ups and downs, but lexer for glsl and lexer, parser and like half oft the evaluator for the preprocessor are done and working😊

Just today I learned about Cinny which would make so much more sense to use for people who need the discord/slack experience but want to use matrix