DSL(Domain specific language)

A Domain-Specific Language (DSL) is a specialized programming or scripting language focused on a specific problem domain. It is different from traditional programming languages (like Java, Python, or C++) because it provides commands and syntax tailored to express solutions directly within a particular field. In the context of this application, the DSL allows you to manage workflows, configure settings, and define logic without needing deep programming expertise.

Benefits of Using DSL to Drive the Application

• Flexibility: By using DSL, users with minimal programming experience can still make significant changes to how the application behaves, reducing dependency on developers for day-to-day configurations.

• Efficiency: Changes can be made quickly and safely without deep technical knowledge or the need to modify complex underlying code.

• Readability: The DSL’s domain-specific nature makes it more readable and understandable to non-developers who are familiar with the application’s core domain.

For more information and examples on DSL for Food Fortification refer to this section