I show how one can use ANTLR to translate a blog post written in a subset of markdown into HTML. This builds upon a previous post, 'A Test-Driven Approach to Translating a Markdown Document into HTML', by showing how ANTLR can reduce the rigidity of code written by the developer and allow for a greater level of iteration.
I write these posts in a markdown editor, but then need the markdown to be converted into HTML to take advantage of the browser's HTML and CSS rendering capabilities. Here, I took a test-driven approach to writing a simple parser which reads a subset of markdown elements and replaces them with HTML elements.
This post describes how a COVID-19 Dashboard created with a Jupyter Notebook and ViolĂ can be refactored into a FastAPI and React web application.
This post hows how one can create plots of regional-level inequality data in Python, R, and Go.