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> On top of that, they can be configured by end users without code changes. and that is how you end up with a DSL.

• gxs 3y ago
  Here we go, knew someone would jump in here with their opinions on why this is bad etc. You’re reading way too much into this, this simply solves a particular set of problems well in this context and that’s that. Anything you use can get turned into something ugly given enough time and lack of supervision.
  • chii 3y ago
    > their opinions on why this is bad etc. where did i say it's bad? DSLs aren't inherently bad (or good for that matter). > You’re reading way too much into this i think you're projecting your own ideas onto me!
    • gxs 3y ago
      Ha, sorry, guess I was a bit defensive. Forget sometimes not everyone is a jerk by default online.