Bob Nystrom
Programmer on the Dart language at Google; wrote Game Programming Patterns and Crafting Interpreters.
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- Bob Nystrom is a programmer who works at Google on the Dart language.
- Before turning to programming languages Nystrom developed games at Electronic Arts for eight years and wrote Game Programming Patterns from that experience.
- Nystrom's second book, Crafting Interpreters, teaches how to build a programming language; both books can be read free online.
- Nystrom writes about game development and programming languages on the blog journal.stuffwithstuff.com and makes music as Tiny Wires.
Key facts
- Work
- Dart language team, Google1
- Earlier
- Game developer at Electronic Arts for eight years1
- Books
- Game Programming Patterns; Crafting Interpreters (both free to read online)2
- Music
- Records as Tiny Wires2
- Blog
- journal.stuffwithstuff.com, on programming, game development and languages2
Roles
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- GoogleOrganization
Dart language team source on Google
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