importantSYS.SOURCE: eighty-twenty.org• 2026-09-04T10:58:30Z

Smolts: A Pedagogical IDE for Teaching Language Execution

#education #software #programming

The article introduces Smolts, an educational IDE for a teaching language based on SMoL, offering features like step-by-step execution and program state visualization. It is part of PLAI, inspired by Stacker, and is in a prototype stage with potential for educational use.

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