Have a look at the current and proposed research projects based on Jevko. Some of these need support and funding!
This is the latest research project related to Jevko that I am seeking funding for.
This project aims to introduce Jevko into the internet commons by investigating the potential of JDAML for improving ActivityPub.
See the grant proposal to improve ActivityPub with Jevko to find out more.
Jevko Data And Markup Language (JDAML) is an experimental XML-like format built on Jevko that works equally well for data interchange, configuration, and text markup.
Several additional formats were designed on top of JDAML, including ones similar to Markdown or JSX. Integration with JavaScript was also explored and implemented.
This was a fun little project that demonstrates the utility of Jevko in programming language research and development.
It took about 6 months and produced a 260 KB Markdown file of over 15000 lines, mostly code.
All of this from manually translating 600+ pages of code snippets from the book “Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs” into a semi-hypothetical programming language based on Jevko that was designed at the same time.
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