I think I've see a few people refer to jQuery as a DSL. If you subscribe to those beliefs, sure, jQuery is a language so it's a valid claim, I guess. I don't k

I think I've see a few people refer to jQuery as a DSL. If you subscribe to those beliefs, sure, jQuery is a language so it's a valid claim, I guess. I don't know a lot about this but it seems like a game changing framework/library is often seen as a DSL now. I remember reading a claim that Rails is a DSL on top of Ruby so it I do think it supports my view. For example: jQuery is a popular library. jQuery has been called a DSL. Rails is a popular framework. Rails has been called a DSL. Maybe my lack of expertise shows but that's how things are playing out for me.