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Words [ dictionary/glossary/wiki ] #3
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@iteles we are essentially developing our own http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-specific_language for this project. we need a fantastic name for the _new language_ for the web! 😉 |
This. Is. So. Fun! 🎉 🎈 |
What do you think about using the word _first_ to indicate an task that you "include" (before starting the task you are about to define ... most programming languages have the notion of "include" we need a more human-friendly word) first "login"
visit /new
input #tweet "inventing new dsl for the web!"
click #submit
expect .tweets contains "inventing new dsl" |
Right. "include" and "import" aren't natural for non-programmers. I like the idea of using "login" then
visit /new
... But we need an 'include' type word. |
as in include in C: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/cpp/Include-Syntax.html Its another piece of code you want to include before running your statement. |
we could use require instead of _first_ |
I really want to keep the vocabulary as simple as possible. |
And Yes. |
No... that's the point of a DSL. we are carving the language into _Stone_. |
😆 No, I meant in the next few days!! |
This is an alphabetical list of the words we have defined in the _alvo_ vocabulary with an explanation of what the word means (to us), the associated action it accomplishes and an example of its usage.
expect
expect lets us check something on the page.
visit
visit is the simplest word we could think of for instructing a person to visit a particular url.
example:
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