microtcp VS Noja

I think it boils down to the ability of being able to divide a big problem into smaller parts and understanding in what order you need to takle them. The more you try building big things the better you get at doing it.

After getting into university I decided to build an interpreter[0]. For someone who didn't even have the notion of a parser, it just felt like an unaproachable task. Even though, I sticked to it and the architecture became clear in time. That's another thing, even if you try to build something and miserably fail at it at each iteration, you still get better at it. The feeling of the task being too vast and daunting is just a feeling and knowing there's something on the other side makes it easier to power through it.

Hope to see your database on HN someday! :^)

[0] https://github.com/cozis/Noja

Just today it occurred to me that I could ask you guys!! Can you rate my skills as a programmer? I'd love to have your opinions. I have some of my favourite projects on github. The more noteworthy are: * Noja, an interpreter for a simple programming language I designed * xHTTP, an HTTP 1.1 web server library in a single c file * c2html, a tool to generate an html syntax highlighted version of C code

Hei C programmers! I designed a (very simple) language and made an interpreter for it. I was wandering if you had any thoughts about it. To be honest with you, this project is a dream come true! The code is hosted on github.