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Parselmouth - bending the PowerShell language by Mathias Jessen

Parselmouth - bending the PowerShell language by Mathias Jessen

Update: 2019-05-18
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I want to introduce the audience to the high-level design of the tokenizer, parser and compiler in PowerShell Core, and then take it a step further - during the course of the presentation we're going to introduce and _implement a whole new operator in PowerShell_
Only the first few minutes will be slides and introduction, the remaining time we'll use to dig into the PowerShell Core source code, live-code our intended changes with input from the audience, and finally compile and demo our new out-of-the-blue language feature.

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Parselmouth - bending the PowerShell language by Mathias Jessen

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