Re: GSOC 2016: FastParse library

Hello! I wrote FastParse.

A good first contribution to FastParse would probably be some kind of
example parser. The project already has Scala, Python, JSON and XML
parsers, but it would be nice to add to the collection.

For example, a FastParse based Markdown parser would both very useful as
well as serve to introduce you to the FastParse library and build you up to
a reasonably high level of expertise. You would gain a much deeper
understanding of its behavior and internals, the "why"s of the library, and
be in a much better position to contribute significantly.

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 3:59 AM, Vladimir Polushin <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Hello!
>
> I am a third-year undergraduate Computer Science student at the Moscow
> State University. I've been working with scala for a year and now I want to
> start contributing to the Scala community. I looked thought the list of
> ideas for GSOC, and I liked The FastParse library. I've already used Scala
> Parser Combinators and I have a basic knowledge about formal grammars and
> compilers. So where can I start? Should I fix some bug in that repository
> first?
>
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