Great article. I’ve always wanted to try and build a toy language for the fun of it, great to see something that breaks it down so well. Curious if anyone has

Great article. I’ve always wanted to try and build a toy language for the fun of it, great to see something that breaks it down so well. Curious if anyone has any additional thoughts to add onto this for anyone who wants to build one themselves? I have experience in C++, so will likely use that or rust (I imagine rust’s built-in methods might make it way easier at least for the parser, although idk if ownership rules get painful for work like this).