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Making compiler design relevant for sudents

This blog is about "Making Compiler Design Relevant for Students who will (Most Likely) Never Design a Compiler" article by Saumya Debray and is an article about the importance for students of compilers and the applications. Actually, compiler courses are part of Computer Science´s carrers in some universities. And Saumya says that students dont take compiler as a serius topic, none as other courses like security or network, and as a personal opinion, i dont think this course is useless or is less important as others. If it would, is stupid that many schools require the course. By the way, a compiler is a translator between machine language and our language throught 5 steps. One of them is the DSL process. The author gives some examples of the usage of the compilers, like the use of it for graphics, or for exampletrh translation between latex to html. And that's pretty interesting because you maybe know new applications that probably you dont think they could be implem
Hi. My name is Marco Isaac Buendía Mejía. I am 22 years old. I'm studying the carrier Computer Systems Engineering at Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey. I live in Tecámac, but because my house is far from the school, I moved to an apartment. My hobbies are play videogames, watch anime series, play card games and climbing. But the last one, since I had an accident, I decide to leave the activity for a time. My future plan is to find a work in Japan and buy a house there. For that, I'm studying Japanese language.