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Build Parsers.
Create Tools.
Understand
ANTLR.

Design your own programming languages and DSLs. This hands-on course teaches you everything you need to know about parsing, syntax trees, and compiler construction using ANTLR.

Why antlr is a wise choice for language design?

ANTLR makes it easier to design, build, and maintain complex languages precisely and confidently. Whether you’re creating a full programming language or a custom DSL, its rich features, strong community, and intuitive tools help you work faster, smarter, and with full control.
Design Complex Languages with Ease
ANTLR supports rich grammars and advanced parsing techniques — perfect for creating both full-fledged programming languages and tailored DSLs. Its flexibility allows you to model exactly what your tools need, without compromise.
Understand Every Step of Your Parser
ANTLR comes with powerful visual debugging tools, syntax highlighting, and grammar testing environments. That means fewer headaches, more control — and a deeper understanding of your language design.
Trusted by Thousands of Developers

From open-source tools to enterprise-grade systems, ANTLR powers real-world applications across industries. Its robust ecosystem and active community mean you’re building on a solid foundation that lasts.

What’s holding you back from
understanding ANTLR?

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Parsing concepts are hard to grasp

Abstract syntax trees, lexer rules, parser rules… just understanding the jargon is a challenge. Without a clear guide, most developers hit a wall early.
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ANTLR docs Leave gaps

The official documentation is thorough—but not beginner-friendly. It explains what, not how. Real understanding comes only through guided practice and examples.
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You waste hours debugging grammars

Figuring things out alone means lots of trial, error, and frustration. One missing token or misplaced rule can stall your progress entirely.
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From “Hello World” to production is a leap

Most tutorials stop at toy examples. You’re left wondering how to turn a simple grammar into something that powers a real DSL, analyzer, or transformation tool.

Build the tools
you’ve been dreaming of!

Learn everything you need to parse, starting from scratch: you can start building a parser today. If you need a parser to build something greater, we can help get you there faster. If you want to learn a cool technology, you found it!

What you’ll
be able to do

By the end of this course, you won’t just know ANTLR, you’ll be able to use it confidently in real world projects. You’ll gain both the theoretical grounding and the practical skills to move from experimentation to building tools that matter.
Build Complete Parsers Using ANTLR
You’ll learn how to go from a blank grammar file to a fully working parser — ready to handle input, detect errors, and power your tools or languages.t
Design and Test Grammars with Confidence
No more guesswork. You’ll understand how to write clean, maintainable grammars and test them effectively using real examples, so you can refine and debug with ease.
Understand ASTs and How to Manipulate Them
You’ll master the structure of abstract syntax trees (ASTs), how they reflect your language design, and how to navigate or transform them using visitors and listeners.
Build Interpreters and Transformations
You won’t stop at parsing. You’ll learn how to add semantic meaning to your grammars, evaluate expressions, and transform code—essential steps for compilers, analyzers, or code generators.
Apply Language Engineering Principles to Real Projects
Go beyond exercises. You’ll see how ANTLR fits into the broader process of language design, DSL implementation, and tool building—so you can use it confidently in production settings.

Inside the ANTLR course

By the end of this course, you won’t just know ANTLR — you’ll be able to use it confidently in real-world projects. You’ll gain the theoretical grounding and the practical skills to move from experimentation to building tools that matter.
01Short, Focused Lessons
No fluff, no long lectures. Each video gets straight to the point, breaking down complex ideas into clear, manageable pieces.t
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We use scenarios pulled from actual production tools—so you’re not learning theory in a vacuum. Every concept is grounded in practical use cases you can relate to (ad reuse).
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Learn patterns like the Strangler Fig, interface adapters, and modular migration to reduce risk and deliver value early.
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What Our Clients Say

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Federico Tomassetti has created an awesome ANTLR video course. It costs money but could be worth it for you, if you want to get up to speed quickly
Terence Parr
Creator of ANTLR
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I just finished watching the ‘Using ANTLR Like A Professional’ video course, and I can now see how I can rewrite our existing parsers!
Norman Jaffe
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Why choose Strumenta
learning courses?

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We are experts
We helped Fortune 100 companies and small businesses on 5 continents, from America to Asia. We have seen fears and hopes of companies in dealing with a DSL.
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100% guaranteed refund
We are confident in the quality of our products because hundreds of people have already bought them. If you are unsatisfied, you can get a 100% refund, with no explanation required. This is valid up until 6 months from the purchase date.
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We can go directly to an action plan
We implemented DSL solutions for many years and many companies. We have created a strong methodology to face language design issues and developed precise steps to help you complete your project successfully.
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1-to-1 Consulting
You might need specific support to understand your situation; in this case, we can additionally offer 1-to-1 Consulting to support you in navigating your situation and understanding your next move.

Build the tools you’ve
been thinking about

Enroll now to turn your language idea into working code.
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