webdsl

Maybe be, after all - I dont write web servers (btw, the PQ and JQ libraries doesnt seem to use the arena allocator, which makes the whole proposition a bit dubious, but lets say that its me being picky). What I meant was, that IMO the code is not very robust when dealing with memory allocations: 1. The "string builder" for example silently ignores allocation failures and just happily returns - https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl/blob/92762fb724a9035... 2. In what seems most of the places, the code simply doesnt check for allocation failures, which leads to overruns (just couple of examples): https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl/blob/92762fb724a9035... https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl/blob/92762fb724a9035...

Some free code review of the first file I clicked into - https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl/blob/92762fb724a9035... among other places should probably be doing the conditional "lexer->line++"; thing. Quite a weird decision to force all code paths to manually do that whenever a newline char is encountered. Could've at least made a "advance_maybe_newline(lexer);" or so. But I guess LLMs give you copy-paste garbage. Even the article of this thread says: > Just because code looks good and runs without errors doesn’t mean it’s actually doing the right thing.

What do you mean by "harder stuff"? What about an experimental DSL written in C with a recursive descent parser and a web server runtime that includes Lua, jq, a Postgres connection pool, mustache templates, request-based memory arena, database migrations and much more? 11,000+ lines of code with ~90% written by Claude in Cursor Composer. https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl Frankly us "fanbois" are just a little sick and tired of being told that we must be terrible developers working on simple toys if we find any value from these tools!

This is 11,682 lines of C (and not including some Lua and Python scripts) according to cloc: https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl It's a pipeline-based DSL for building web apps with SQL, Lua, jq and mustache templates. I'd say it's like 90% Cursor Composer in Agent mode. This is probably more like a mid-sized project, right?

I vibe coded this entire DSL, changing syntax and grammar while following my whimsy: https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl

Since July of last year, in reverse chronological order: WebDSL, fast C-based pipeline-driven DSL for building web apps with SQL, Lua and jq: https://github.com/williamcotton/webdsl Search Input Query, a search input query parser and React component: https://github.com/williamcotton/search-input-query Guish, a bi-directional CLI/GUI for constructing and executing Unix pipelines: https://github.com/williamcotton/guish