Hackathon in Delft: Go!

It’s that time of the year again. The glorious month of intensive parser implementation, compiler engineering and language workbenches — the essentials of any IDE — has arrived. I’ve retreated to the TU Delft campus for the month of November to hack on interactive language infrastructure for our startup, and to think big thoughts about IDEs and DSLs in general.

Our startup is a user of both Stratego and Spoofax, so it was only natural to join forces with Eelco Visser and some of his henchmen here in Delft, who are the maintainers of said projects.

For somewhat practical and somewhat nostalgic reasons, I decided to stay at the TU Delft campus. Campus life here already brings back memories of my year living at Cambridgelaan: the access to lightning fast broadband in your dorm room, the four minute walk to the lab, the 24-hour party people (aka Erasmus students), and the freedom to follow your biological clock.

Time for some commits:)