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The article makes a valid argument against bad DSLs. But the dsDSL is also declarative so it's not really an argument against declarative programming. Similarly
by mpajunen 8y ago
The article makes a valid argument against bad DSLs. But the dsDSL is also declarative so it's not really an argument against declarative programming. Similarly using a native data structure for a SQL query doesn't make the query any less declarative (and can have a lot of advantages).
The dsDSL is actually pretty close to how React or some functional languages work with HTML.