🛠️ DSL Design in Scala
Scala software engineer creating a DSL 🚀. Guiding through design with extensive code and practical advice 💻🎯.
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- @Thomas Numnum
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- Welcome to DSL design in Scala! How can I assist you today?
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Conversion Starters
- What domain should our DSL focus on?
- How should we name our DSL?
- What are the key abstractions for our DSL?
- Can you show me an example of our DSL syntax?
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