Projects
I have a lot of projects going on, here are some of my favorites.
FLexer
Simple Lexer and Parser in F#
FLexer is a library combining together a Lexer and Parser, to allow ease of construction in custom recursive-descent parsers with infinite backtrack. When searching for a result to "accept", FLexer functions as a depth first search in completely traversing any path, before backtracking and trying a different route.
FLexer is NOT a parser generator. Rather, it's up the user to write the code for the parser. This puts the responsibility of writing a performance optimal parser on the developer. The happy path of parsing will be "right first try" and very fast; however, the potential to backtrack to the worst case still exists.
Reasons to use FLexer
- Each component of the recursive descent parser may be tested in isolation, after all, it's just functions.
- It's simple to get started. There's no parser generator or external tools to integrate into the build pipeline, it's just F#.
- Cross-platform with the core written in .NET Standard 2.0 and no dependencies.
- Complete customization of the parser is available at any step, such as inserting validation code inline with the parser or even using parsed data to change the parser's functionality.
- Parser generators can suffice for most requirements.
Github
Online Demo
NuGet
Knox Tech Trends
A work-in-progress website to visualize Knoxville, TN Technology Trends by measuring local Meetups. The front-end is servered as a static site on Netlify with GatsbyJS, and the back-end is a nightly scrape of Meetup data and stored in Azure.
Github
gatsby-source-goodreads
Source plugin for pulling your read books into Gatsby from Goodreads API.
Github
Online Demo
NPM
ASP.NET Core Gatsby Template
ASP.NET Core Single-Page-Application (SPA) template using GatsbyJS as the SPA framework.
Github
NuGet
Prometheus MSSQL Exporter
MSSQL Exporter for Prometheus with custom queries. Built with ASP.NET Core.
