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by throw_m239339
1994 days ago
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SQL is pretty successful as a DSL which was intended for non programmers. XML,HTML,CSS are also successful. YAML/JSON/... based configurations are also used in a lot of apps. And then there are LISP dialects, which in theory are the best tool to build any kind of DSL quickly, but I have never seen them used in production anywhere I worked, and it doesn't look like end users would find it easy to work with. How many of you had to develop a DSL from scratch for end users and domain experts? How did it go? Did end users actually ended up using it and were they satisfied with the syntax? |
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