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Practical Scala DSLs

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Build domain specific languages (DSLs) using Java's most popular functional programming language: Scala. This book introduces the basics of Scala and DSLs using a series of practical examples. In each chapter of Practical Scala DSLs, you'll learn to create pragmatic and complete code examples that explain the actual use of DSLs with Scala: a web API and microservices; a custom language; a mobile app; a Forex system; a game; and cloud applications. At the end of this unique book, you'll be able to describe the differences between external and internal DSLs; understand when and how to apply DSLs; create DSLs using Scala; and even create a DSL using another programming language. You will: Build DSLs in Scala Write a web API and microservices Create a custom language Apply DSLs to mobile apps development, a Forex trading system, game development, and more Discover the role of DSLs in cloud development Integrate DSLs as part of a DevOps program or structure Build internal and external DSLs.

Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Scala -- 2. Introduction to DSL -- 3. External DSL -- 4. Internal DSL -- 5. Creating Web API and Microservices -- 6. Identification of a user -- 7. Creating a custom language -- 8. Mobile development -- 9. Forex System -- 10. Game Development -- 11. Cloud Development and DevOps.

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Riti, Pierluigi. Practical Scala DSLs

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