What you implemented is not a DSL. It's an API. > In Ruby, DSLs are typically just Ruby code. These are much easier to implement, because you don’t need to wri

What you implemented is not a DSL. It's an API. > In Ruby, DSLs are typically just Ruby code. These are much easier to implement, because you don’t need to write a parser or anything like that – you just use the parser built in to Ruby. There. You admit yourself that you haven't written a language, but a programmatic interface in Ruby.