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DSLEdit

Created 4/16/2007, updated 5/18/2017

A Domain Specific Language or DSL is a custom programming language designed exclusively for use with a specific task. DSLs are commonly used in Ruby, where Ruby’s flexible syntax allows you to build and embed DSLs within the Ruby source. For example, in Walrus I use a DSL for the purposes of defining grammars.

See also

  • Wikipedia article on DSLs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_programming_language
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