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Creating DSLs in Java, Part 3: Internal and external DSLs

You understand the basics of domain-specific languages and now you’re ready to begin creating and refining them for your projects. In this third article in his series Venkat Subramaniam shows you how ...
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Creating DSLs in Java, Part 2: Fluency and context

The value of a domain-specific language lies in how well it captures and expresses a particular professional jargon, which in turn depends on the related concerns of fluency and context. In this ...

Reproducing a Java Web Development Environment from Around 2018 | Learning Peripheral Technologies with Eclipse, Tomcat, and Spring

IntroductionWhen developing web applications in Java, simply learning Java syntax and Spring annotations is not enough to understand the full picture of actual development.A single application is ...
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Using C Libraries in Java 1: Fundamentals of the Foreign Function & Memory API

The Foreign Function & Memory API in Java provides significantly easier access to functions in C libraries than the outdated JNI. Java's Foreign Function & Memory API (FFM) is used to access code in a ...