And best of all, the final parsers are much shorter, easier to reason about, and are more directly analogous to their PEG equivalents... I enjoyed the author's

And best of all, the final parsers are much shorter, easier to reason about, and are more directly analogous to their PEG equivalents... I enjoyed the author's style, which made me feel as if I were following along with him on the journey of discovery. This quote, in particular, was delightful -- it revealed a scholar willing to let go of attachment to his preferred solution in exchange for something pragmatic which was "close enough". A lesson I take to heart.