domainlanguage
Domainlanguage is a term used to describe a language designed to express concepts, rules, and workflows within a specific problem domain. It is often associated with the broader idea of a domain-specific language (DSL), a programming or specification language tailored to a particular domain rather than to general-purpose use. A domainlanguage may be external, with its own syntax, tooling, and runtime, or internal (embedded) within a host language, leveraging the host’s syntax while focusing on domain concepts.
External domainlanguages have their own grammars and compilers or interpreters, enabling domain experts to read, write,
Design and deployment of a domainlanguage typically involve close collaboration between domain experts and language engineers.
Related concepts include domain-driven design, embedded versus external DSLs, and language-workbench approaches that aim to streamline