metablog: DAPLs: Domain Agnostic Programming Languages
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Every once in a while, you get an insight that hits you like a truck. Or maybe a ton of bricks. Or a truck carrying a ton of bricks. Devel...
metablog: DAPLs: Domain Agnostic Programming Languages skip to main | skip to sidebar metablog Wednesday, January 3, 2024 DAPLs: Domain Agnostic Programming Languages Every once in a while, you get an insight that hits you like a truck. Or maybe a ton of bricks. Or a truck carrying a ton of bricks. Developing Objective-S has delivered a bunch of these, but one of the biggest was that our General Purpose Programming Languages are nothing of the sort. They are Domain Specific Languages for the domain of algorithms. See also: ALGOL. To move forward, programming languages will have to support more
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