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Domain Specific Languages @ TriJUG

By Shawn Hartsock (author)

Originally published March 16, 2010.

Republished from Thoughts and Ideas. The original writing is preserved; topic and concept suggestions are generated metadata, not part of the original article.

This version of my DSL talk focused on architectural implications of Domain Specific Languages. Less time is spent on language details and I dive right into creating the language.

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