By reboltutorial
via reboltutorial.com
Published: Jul 05 2009 / 13:43
Are you fed up with launching your heavy-weighted java eclipse IDE when you just need to create a quick java class to do some testing ? Do you miss your little notepad but need a little twist ? Or maybe you’re just learning Java with an amazing editor like BlueJ which still lacks code generation. Using this lighweight text DSL or Domain Specific Language is a solution which will hugely improve your productivity (especially if you wrap it inside a snippet protocol).
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Comments
MCII replied ago:
Rebol
tedyoung replied ago:
Sorry, I don't see how this is a DSL? It's a template language, not a DSL -- at least not as I've used the term.
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