Unlock the Black Box of Programming Languages.
If you've ever wondered how programming languages actually work-or dreamed of building your own-this book is your starting point. Compiler Design for Developers takes you behind the scenes to show how compilers, interpreters, and language parsers are constructed from scratch.
Whether you're a backend developer, a language enthusiast, or a curious programmer, you'll gain a solid foundation in lexical analysis, parsing, syntax trees, semantic analysis, code generation, and optimization. Through real, runnable code examples in Python, C++, or JavaScript, you'll learn to turn tokens into syntax, grammar into meaning, and source code into machine-readable instructions.
By the end of this book, you'll understand the inner workings of interpreters and compilers-and even have your own mini programming language or scripting engine.