@lbarasti Thank you for all your videos. I enjoy your approach.
For person like me, with no knowledge about parsers and that kind of stuff can you tell me if using a pars3k shard (docs say it’s for combinator parsers) to implement a FEEL language is a good fit or should another type of parser be used to implement a FEEL parser?
Where do I start if I want to implement my own FEEL parser and interpreter? Can you recommend any good resources and/or books on that?
The FEEL language is for simple expressions with various data types, conditions, loops and some built-in functions.