Chapter 3. DSL-driven application development
This chapter covers
- Integrating internal and external DSLs in a core application
- Managing errors and exceptions
- Optimizing performance
In the two previous chapters, we’ve looked at many of the user- and implementation-level perspectives of DSLs. You’ve seen how expressive abstractions lead to an easier understanding of the code base and reduce the feedback cycle from the domain experts. But at the end of the day, however expressive the DSL is that you design, you need to integrate it with the model of your core Java application. (Your application might not be in Java; I’m using that as an example.) You’re also going to need to take care of certain aspects related to the integration upfront. In this ...
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