By bloid
via martinfowler.com
Published: Jan 08 2009 / 14:14
A rules engine is all about providing an alternative computational model. Instead of the usual imperative model, commands in sequence with conditionals and loops, it provides a list of production rules. Each rule has a condition and an action - simplistically you can think of it as a bunch of if-then statements.
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Comments
raveman replied ago:
Shouldn't rule engine be used by not-technical people just like sql?
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