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DmitrySoshnikov
7y ago
It's actually a good question. Udemy was just easy to setup, and with no subscription monthly fee. I'm considering cross-publishing it on other platforms as well. I'll be OK in general with monthly fees for publishers once I
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Good point, I should take a look if it's easy to just opt-out. I'd be OK with these discounts in general, though they look really weird -- the course was just published, and is already "on (massive) sale" :)
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7y ago
Yeah, this is something I completely agree about Udemy's policies. Alas, as you say, I unfortunately don't have any control over their price changes.
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7y ago
@ameyv, thanks for the feedback! Yes, there will be more courses related to implementation of programming languages: Automata Theory, Theory of Parsing, Essentials of Interpretation, and others. There are some lab sessions for the Garbage C
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“Essentials of Garbage Collectors” full course is now available
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Writing a Memory Allocator
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Essentials of Garbage Collectors: Memory Layout
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Hdl-js: Hardware description language (HDL) parser, and Hardware simulator
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JavaScript. The Core: 2nd Edition
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Rust LALR(1) parser generator
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RegExp processor and optimizer for JavaScript
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Syntax: language agnostic parser generator
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15y ago
Exactly, Python is a "prototype-based" language with first-class classes as sugar; similar to Coffee. I gave a link below where kinds of classes are described.
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15y ago
> Thanks for the comment. I have added big red (orange ...) boxes to let the user know that it is considered bad practice Guys, don't spread ignorance. Implementation details aren't essential, therefore a "bad practice" in this respect