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The history of computer programming has been bridging the gap between what the user says (“We need to add sales tax to each item in the order”) and what the programming language requires you to say (“for Iterator i = orderList.iterator();”). Building Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) allow you to express the solution in the language of the domain user instead of the language of the programmer. DSLs can be written in any programming language, but the more flexible the programming language used, the closer to plain English the DSL can ...
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