👉 DSL (Domain-Specific Language) computing is a programming paradigm that focuses on creating high-level, domain-specific languages to simplify complex tasks within particular fields such as finance, healthcare, or data analysis. These languages are designed to be more intuitive and expressive than general-purpose programming languages, allowing domain experts with limited coding experience to develop sophisticated applications efficiently. DSLs achieve this by abstracting away low-level details, providing domain-specific constructs, and optimizing for the specific needs of the application area, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing errors. By tailoring the language to the problem domain, DSLs enable faster development cycles and better alignment between the software and the real-world processes it models.
