> The foremost issue with abstract code generation systems based on DSLs (domain specific languages) often seems to be finding programmers (and project managers

> The foremost issue with abstract code generation systems based on DSLs (domain specific languages) often seems to be finding programmers (and project managers) who are willing to invest the time learning the syntax and (often obtuse/opaque) tooling. I totally hear you on this as far as tech staff goes. However, if you can create a DSL that is writable and maintainable by non-tech staff, that's a huge win.