Live site: https://compiler-forge.netlify.app
Compiler Forge Toolkit converts theoretical compiler design steps—left recursion elimination, left factoring, First/Follow computation—into instant, structured calculations. Built as part of a Compiler Design course, it minimizes handwritten mistakes and frees students to focus on conceptual understanding rather than repetitive algebra.
- implement core compiler construction algorithms in practice
- provide real-time feedback for grammar transformations
- reduce manual calculation errors
- bridge mathematical theory with interactive UI/UX
- act as a learning aid rather than a black-box calculator
- eliminating direct and indirect left recursion
- performing accurate left factoring
- computing First and Follow sets for LL(1) parsing
- managing complex grammar inputs without confusion
- debugging lengthy manual derivations
- Left Recursion Elimination: auto-detects and resolves recursion in grammar rules
- Left Factoring: restructures ambiguous grammar fragments for predictive parsing
- First & Follow Sets: computes sets needed for LL(1) table construction
- Real-Time Output: delivers formatted results instantly as users input grammar
Designed explicitly for compiler coursework, reinforcing classroom theory with deterministic JavaScript implementations and visual outputs.
| Technology | Purpose |
|---|---|
| HTML5 | Layout and structure |
| JavaScript | Algorithm logic and parsing |
| Tailwind CSS | Styling |
| DaisyUI | Component library |
| Netlify | Deployment and hosting |
- deterministic JavaScript algorithms mirroring textbook steps
- structured grammar parsing and validation
- live UI updates with clearly separated result sections
- reduces computational errors and saves study time
- strengthens understanding through immediate verification
- encourages experimentation with diverse grammars
- serves as a validation assistant before exams or labs
Developed for the Compiler Design course to demonstrate mastery of grammar transformations, parsing logic, and the translation of theory-heavy concepts into an interactive web toolkit.