Domain-specific languages

Domain-specific languages (DSLs) are specialized programming languages designed to efficiently address specific types of problems within a particular field or domain, like web development, database querying, or data analysis. Unlike general-purpose languages (e.g., Python or Java), DSLs provide simpler, more expressive syntax tailored to their domain, making tasks easier and faster to implement for experts. They help streamline processes by reducing complexity, enabling users to focus on solving domain-related challenges without dealing with unrelated programming details. Examples include SQL for database management or HTML for webpage structure.