Abstract
Given all the different benefits that domain specific languages are reported
to produce, why are they not a widely adopted practice? The essence of the
question has roots in industrial experience of the two authors of this report,
but it was put out as a discussion starter at OOPSLE 2020. During the
discussion session itself, there were some possible reasons voiced and
possibly related concerns expressed. In this report, we try to condense those
in a short coherent text. Not claiming any generality and fully acknowledging
the anecdotal nature of our evidence, we still think that such a conversation
is useful to have within the SLE community.
to produce, why are they not a widely adopted practice? The essence of the
question has roots in industrial experience of the two authors of this report,
but it was put out as a discussion starter at OOPSLE 2020. During the
discussion session itself, there were some possible reasons voiced and
possibly related concerns expressed. In this report, we try to condense those
in a short coherent text. Not claiming any generality and fully acknowledging
the anecdotal nature of our evidence, we still think that such a conversation
is useful to have within the SLE community.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | STAF Workshop Proceedings |
Editors | Loli Burgueño, Lars Michael Kristensen |
Publisher | CEUR |
Pages | 85-94 |
Publication status | Published - 24 Oct 2020 |
Event | 5th International Workshop on Open and Original Problems in Software Language Engineering, OOPSLE 2020 - Virtual Event Duration: 22 Jun 2020 → 26 Jun 2020 Conference number: 5 http://oopsle.github.io/2020/index.html |
Publication series
Name | CEUR Workshop Proceedings |
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Volume | 2707 |
Workshop
Workshop | 5th International Workshop on Open and Original Problems in Software Language Engineering, OOPSLE 2020 |
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Abbreviated title | OOPSLE 2020 |
City | Virtual Event |
Period | 22/06/20 → 26/06/20 |
Internet address |
Keywords
- software language engineering
- Domain-specific languages
- Industry application