I presented this example into ThoughtWorks Melbourne GeekNight last week. Slides here.
The more I get interested on expressiveness in software development the more I feel the pain of using when a simple concept is encrypted into lots of noise. The most recent occurrence of this sad experience was some weeks ago when once again I […]
USENIX’s conference papers are now free. This means that we have a huge load to material on Domain-Specific Languages available to the mainstream public. Awesome!
Dave Thomas has a really nice post on what I think is the main issue when someone tries to create a Domain-Specific Language. I’ve seem this a dozen of times, someone says “This is a DSL because it reads like English”.
Let’s say that another way. Whenever domain experts communicate, they may seem to be speaking […]
In the last few weeks we got lots of Domain-Specific Language contents in one of the most important industry news portal, InfoQ.
Rick Kilmer talk’s video was released. Rick talks about Internal DSLs in Ruby. The most relevant part of the talk or me is that he divides Internal DSLs in two kinds: Implicit and Explicit. […]
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