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The DSL doesn't go away. Your only choices are to implement it, or else read and write the boilerplate you get by imperfectly compiling it in your head.
by erik_seaberg 10y ago
The DSL doesn't go away. Your only choices are to implement it, or else read and write the boilerplate you get by imperfectly compiling it in your head.
- grey-area 10y agoI agree we're just shifting complexity around, and sometimes it's a matter of taste where it goes, but very flexible languages do allow you to construct a world that is very difficult for others to understand or trace execution in.