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Internal DSLs @ ThoughtWorks Tech Forum

Published by Phillip Calçado February 26th, 2008 in domain driven design, domain specific languages, fluent interfaces, language adaptation, language oriented programming, object orientation, ruby, software design, thoughtworks and trends.

I’ve presented at ThoughtWorks Melbourne tech forum today. Tech forums are short presentations we have 2 times a month, a nice excuse to get people around the office, enjoy free lunch and discuss about some geeky stuff. We had a very nice talk about Internal Domain Specific Languages.

Feel free to download the slides and the script I used during the talk -without that the scripts the slides aren’t very useful.

7 Responses to “Internal DSLs @ ThoughtWorks Tech Forum”

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  1. 1 Leandro Feb 27th, 2008 at 12:43 am

    Thanks for the slides!

  2. 2 Leandro Feb 28th, 2008 at 3:57 am

    Thanks (Also) for the “speech”.

    Hotspot
    “Internal DSLs -> are languages implemented inside languages.”
    “It is hard to say what’s not an Internal DSL”
    “It is easier to say what is a DSL.”

  3. 3 Rafael Feb 28th, 2008 at 9:44 am

    Thanks for the post (with the script).

    It is a good initial exploration on the theme.
    I like the meaningful way you work with the concepts,
    building the foundation for clear and more advanced thinking.

    I am curious about the discussion and feedback
    that this presentation elicits.

  4. 4 Voyager Apr 16th, 2008 at 4:48 pm

    Hello, you have on your [b]search[/b]?
    A very uncomfortable all the time to search for information manually.

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