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It's not clear what you're trying to say, because the "L" in DSL is "Language".
by xnorswap 10mo ago
It's not clear what you're trying to say, because the "L" in DSL is "Language".
- 9rx 10mo agoAll programming languages are domain specific, so presumably he is referring to English (or another natural language of the same nature). Meaning that he must be saying that sometimes letting the vibes flow is best.
- zcw100 10mo agoNo, I meant a General Purpose Language (GPL) or actually this was an application specific language. You don't need to be so pedantic. Yes, the L is for language but the idea of a DSL is not well defined but these remarks reinforce my argument that people are too dogmatic.
- xnorswap 10mo agoI wasn't trying to be dogmatic, I was genuinely trying to understand what you were trying to say, because it didn't seem to relate to languages vs libraries, and I found it confusing.