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Syntax Tree is an underlying structure of a programming language. These structures can be used for understanding, transforming, formatting, linting or minifying code. In this talk you will learn about lexing, parsing, and working with syntax trees. You will also learn how to apply this knowledge in practice with some live examples.

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