Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) have become a valuable part of the Groovy idiom. DSLs are used in native Groovy builders, Grails and GORM, and testing frameworks. To a developer, DSLs are consumable and understandable, which makes implementation more fluid compared to traditional programming. But how is a DSL implemented? How does it work behind the scenes? This article will demonstrate a simple
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