ICYMI, the last Ohm release came with a sweet new feature: examples embedded in comments. → Positive examples begin with //+ → Negative examples begin with //- …and an `extractExamples` helper to easily add them to your tests. github.com/ohmjs/ohm/rele…

Thanks to some hard work from @andrewelgert, we now have Ohm grammars for modern versions of JavaScript (ES2015+). Give 'em a spin and let us know how they work for you! npmjs.com/package/@ohm-j…

Weeknotes: Week 12 → github.com/pdubroy/weekno… Updates on OhmJS, WebAssembly from the Ground Up, and my little bytecode interpreter project.

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Another fun use case for Ohm 😁 Rail ID is a general-purpose parser for European rolling stock identification codes. wsiegenthaler.github.io/rail-id-web/

In WebAssembly from the Ground Up, we teach you how to compile a simple programming language down to WebAssembly. (using Ohm, of course) Here's a section on inline rule declarations, part of a new draft of Chapter 3, "A Calculator Language".

I really want this poster and am really tempted to make a version of the Ohm grammar (ohm-grammar.ohm) Hmmm and I have a long flight coming up soon 🤔

You can now find us on 🦋 too: bsky.app/profile/ohmjs.…

Extensible parsers…great idea! 😄 x.com/duckdb/status/…

If you're a fan of Bret Victor's Inventing on Principle, check out Seymour, a live programming environment I made with Saketh Kasibatla. harc.github.io/seymour-live20…

Anyone catch Ohm in the current edition of JavaScript Weekly? javascriptweekly.com/issues/723

If you dig Ohm and are interested in WebAssembly, check out this book by Patrick Dubroy DONE HERE (co-creator of Ohm). You'll learn Wasm (the instruction set and module format) by building a compiler for a small programming language. It's also a great way to learn Ohm!

Very cool to learn that Ohm was used to create Gambu-Script, which is used to teach programming to over 90k students in Austria! It's part of SchuBu, a free-to-use digital schoolbook: schubu.org/p768/programmi…