One danger that DSL advocates need to guard against is the notion that first you design a DSL, then people use it. Like any other deice of software, a successful DSL will evolve. This means that scripts written in an earlier version of a DSL may fail when run with a later version.

In this article I'm going to focus on Dynamic Typing and Metaprogramming in particular. It's interesting to consider what the impact on the maintainability of our code from their increased prominence might be.

The fantastic DSL empowering engine used by the domain.dot.net team for our DSL work in addition to custom Linq provider dev and fluent interfaces into that via extension methods, etc. This project is major heavy lifting... Damon

IT managers rarely know what to ask when a programmer is led into their office during a job interview. Here's one that can separate the true subject matter experts from the tyros.

The Wildcat COBOL Compiler is an up-and-coming open-source COBOL compiler for .NET and Mono capable of compiling traditional COBOL programs and making use of object-oriented extensions and classes from external assemblies and the .NET framework. While the compiler still lacks support for some are...

This is complete list of .NET Languages and .NET language projects. You can look up a reference to any .NET language alphabetically by major language classification. For example, look up Basic to find Basic language implementations and variants including Visual Basic.NET. To find a particular implem...

When I began programming in my early teens, I was very excited to learn about programming and also excited to become a "real" programmer. I remember picking up a book from the library that purported to teach what real programmers were like. I absorbed the material and enjoyed every page....

This is another research I did, in the last couple of weeks, it is talking mainly about Dynamic Programming Languages, and their impact on software in general