Last week we finished up a series of episodes bringing result builders to our parsing library, and even released a whole new version of the library that converts everything to the new builder style. We showed that the builder syntax removes a lot of noise from building large, complex parsers and even unlocks new styles of API design that were not previously possible.

This week we are going to address another change to the library that will bring many ergonomic and quality-of-life improvements to using it. We are going to demonstrate how to add basic error handling to the fundamental shape of parsers, which will give us an opportunity to better describe what goes wrong when a parser fails.