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Show HN: A parser for the ISO 10303 EXPRESS language for its 40th anniversary

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Show HN launch

What this signalsDeveloper discussion often shows how technical buyers see a product.

Link
https://github.com/rochus-keller/EXPRESS

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B2B
Yes
Target market
Developers and organizations working with ISO 10303 data standards
Engagement score
0.845
Competitive angle
Focuses specifically on the ISO 10303 EXPRESS language, providing tailored parsing solutions.

Topics and mentions

Tags

  • iso-10303
  • data-parsing
  • open-source
  • developer-tools
  • engineering

Key features

  • ISO 10303 compliance
  • Data processing capabilities
  • Open-source availability

Extraction

Confidence
High
Relevance
70%
Sentiment
Positive
Detected
Jun 7, 2026
signal_type
hackernews
signal_subtype
showHnLaunch

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