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For me it was a little over a year in when I started doing a lot of DSL Domain-Specific Language
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Domain-Specific Languages, or to provide templating, XML parsing capabilities, and much more.
Dashboard RSS Feed 2010
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A few syntax enhancements have also found their way into it to help ease the development of Domain-Specific Languages.
Dashboard RSS Feed 2010
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Some developers might already be familiar with the DSL (Domain-Specific Languages) SDK, also referred to as the DSL Tools in the past.
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Pharmaceutical, and Biotechnology MUMBAI, India -- Tata Interactive Systems Announces its First Domain-Specific Learning and Consulting Solutions for Health Care Global learning solutions provider-Tata Interactive Systems (TIS) - has recently announced the launch of its first business vertical-focused learning solutions for organizations in the health care industry.
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This is also a technique which can be used when writing Domain-Specific Languages.
unknown title 2009
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Groovy also enables developers to extend the Java platform to create embedded Domain-Specific Languages that express unique business concepts in a readable and maintainable fashion.
unknown title 2009
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Enabling developers to customize the language at will to derive their own Domain-Specific Languages
unknown title 2009
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JBoss Seam and more, as well as integrated in commercial products and Fortune 500 mission-critical applications for its scripting capabilities offering a nice extension mechanism to these applications, or for its ability to let subject matter experts and developers author embedded Domain-Specific Languages to express business concepts in a readable and maintainable fashion
unknown title 2009
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Odersky opens with an argument for a scalable language: one that's suitable for small and large programs, from parsing to scripting, from extension scripts to heavy lifting libraries, one that embraces Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) rather than a reliance on external languages.
al3x 2008
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