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- inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1I forgot to add my two cents...
I think it's fair to call the methods within rails a DSL. A domain specific language is normally exactly that, a set of methods designed specifically to wrap common functions within a domain. That's exactly what the inner workings of Rails is. DSLs don't always need to have their own syntax associated with them.
Honestly I think this blogger is just ranting for the sake of ranting and has missed the point. - inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1jmc I had to do the same thing. This is crazy.
- jmcqk6, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Good God, I've had to jump to 3 different blogs just to get to here. At least this is a direct link.
"A DSL cannot be too generic. The more we generify it, the less of a DSL it becomes. Along with the language being specific to the domain, I believe the domain itself needs to be specific."
Yes! "DSL" can be considered a buzzword of sorts, but they _are_ valuable tools. It's good to see someone not getting caught up in the buzz.


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