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Groovy for Domain-Specific Languages: Extend and enhance your Java applications with Extend and enhance your Java applications with Domain-Specific Languages in Groovy by Fergal Dearle is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Preface The book Groovy for Domain-Specific Languages [Packt Publishing: 3, Amazon.com: 5] written by Fergal Dearle [4] has been published by Packt Publishing in May 2010. As the title mentions it is all about how to implement domain-specific languages aka DSLs based on the Groovy programming language. With this book the author explicitly targets Java programmers. As can be seen in the separate chapter descriptions below, the book covers Groovy basics, advanced DSL-related language features and script integration issues. Although not explicitly mentioned, this book covers Groovy up to version 1.6, as this can be deducted from some code samples and screenshots. Chapter Summary Chapter 1 - Introduction to DSL and Groovy The first chapter starts with a general introduction to general purpose programming languages which leads to a brief introduction to specific languages also known as domain-specific languages (DSLs). In addition, the author gives a brief introduction into Groovy and how it relates to the Java platform. A first example of Groovy's XML markup builder gives a practical example on how certain dynamic programming features support building custom DSLs. Chapter 2 - Gr

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Author
Fergal Dearle
Publisher
Packt Publishing, Limited
Published
2010
Language
EN
ISBN
9781847196910
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Reference, Computer Science, Programming

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