Babelfish is a self-hosted server for source code parsing. We are developing a server to parse
code in virtually every language by extracting an ASTs (Abstract Syntax Tree) from it, and convert it to a UAST (Universal Abstract Syntax Tree).
In this talk we'll have an in-depth look at why we created Babelfish, its architecture, our plans for the future and challenges we're facing while building it.
Babelfish can have very diverse use cases and while we use it to analyze source code at scale, this is a project we're really hoping to get more people in the community involved.
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Babelfish is a self-hosted server for source code parsing. We are developing a server to parse code in virtually every language by extracting an ASTs (Abstract Syntax Tree) from it, and convert it to a UAST (Universal Abstract Syntax Tree).
In this talk we'll have an in-depth look at why we created Babelfish, its architecture, our plans for the future and challenges we're facing while building it.
Babelfish can have very diverse use cases and while we use it to analyze source code at scale, this is a project we're really hoping to get more people in the community involved.
Documentation can be found here and on GitHub.
Talk will be delivered by Eiso Kant.