Pragmatic Answers—Programming DSLs in Kotlin »

We know you love Kotlin for its elegance and flexibility. We know you love being able to compile down to both Java bytecode and JavaScript. We know you love having a tool that lets you create software for the entire stack, from server to mobile devices.

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Creating your own domain specific languages (DSLs) is both challenging and exhilarating. DSLs give users a way to interact with your applications more effectively, and Kotlin is a fantastic language to serve as a host for internal DSLs. But implementing DSLs on top of Kotlin requires understanding the key strengths of the language and knowing how to apply them appropriately.

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