Creating DSLs in Java, Part 2: Fluency and context Measure and improve these characteristics in your DSLs The value of a domain-specific language lies in how well it captures and expresses a particular professional jargon, which in turn depends on the related concerns of fluency and context. In this second article in his series on DSLs, Venkat Subramaniam demystifies these essential characteristic
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