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I've worked on a service that did something like this, except everything was passed through a middleman who was managing a bunch of live-reloading Groovy code w
by ng12 10y ago
I've worked on a service that did something like this, except everything was passed through a middleman who was managing a bunch of live-reloading Groovy code where the actual business logic was stored. Would this have been a better approach? Maybe! But at the very least its an interesting idea and even if interesting ideas fail they might serve to inspire something new. I don't see a reason to be openly hostile just because it's a "DSL".
- sandGorgon 10y agointeresting!! can you please talk about the architecture? how was the groovy code stored(db/disk files)? was it user editable.. what about security then? why groovy?