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@ModestMitkus No, don't get me wrong. I also prefer learning by doing. For example, I was a complete beginner in front-end development, but I started building my own projects and learned that way.
I just slightly disagree with the idea of 'you can build any business'
@mikejt4 I don't care about anyone else. This is my pet project, and I'm the only contributor. I realized that F# is better for parsing regular languages, so I decided to use it. For everything else, I'm still using C#.
Rewrote filters in News Keeper from C# to F#:
1.Had a great time
2.The scanner went from 126 lines of code to 55
3.The parser went from 105 lines of code to 55
4.Everything worked on the first try
@agulumans It wasn’t my first time using F#, but it was the first time I used it for one of my pet projects. I realized that implementing my filtering language would be better in F# compared to C#, so I went with it.
3. I see that the date of the mass registrations is around October 1st. I head to Google, type "newskeeperbot" and search for mentions
I find a new post in the ALL About RSS telegram channel. It turns out it's Chinese and published about NewsKeeper on October 1st
Now, regarding the implementation: If, like me, you've never created your own language before, this might seem like a challenging task.
However, there's a book that provides an easy-to-understand foundation for writing your own scanner, parser, and evaluator.