larsbaunwall / domainlang

A DSL for Domain-Driven Design

Hi, I am Lars 👋

I am part dreamer, part realist. Overly optimistic, and a genuine pessimist. I value the beauty in imperfection and the perfection in beauty.

I love most things tech, grew up in .NET, work on a mac, live in Denmark, and work for a most wonderful toy company.

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Currently, I am playing around with DomainLang, which aims to be DSL, model, architecture graph, and anything in between, in the Domain-Driven Design space.

A couple of years ago, I did a small discovery project, diving a bit more into the electron stack, curious on how I might use web technology for cross-platform desktop apps. That was quite fun, and out of that work came plodo, you should check that out too.

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domainlang's Issues

Hey there!

Hi!

I started working on a language, similar to ContextMapper and DomainLang a couple of years ago but never quite got the time to get it finished. I wasn't planning on doing it open-source due to the nature of the business I want to build upon it. But, after seeing Context Mapper, I think the language, the parser, and LS can be open-sourced while the rest is closed.

I got a little confused about your statements regarding "why DomainLang" and your goals. I spent a couple of hours and it looks like ContextMapper has all the features you mentioned. They even have a VS Code extension.

Anyways... I have a .langium definition of a DDD-inspired DSL which also includes features for events and commands. I called it DISL (Domain Interaction Specification Language)

Do you want to chat and see if we should join our efforts?