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How infrastructure teams manage configuration across dev, staging, and production using per-context DSLs that make environment differences explicit and...
Your staging environment works. Your production environment does not. The diff between their files is 400 lines, and half of those lines are comments that…
LLMs hallucinate syntax because they sample tokens probabilistically.
Ask an LLM to generate a JSON object and it will eventually emit a trailing comma, an unescaped newline inside a string, or a bare word where a quoted key…
You can generate design tokens from plain English descriptions, but only if you treat the description as a bounded-context DSL with a schema contract and...
Yes, you can describe a theme in English and get a working design system. The catch is that the English description is not a prompt. It is a source file. And…
Parser generators are overkill for most bounded-context DSLs.
If you have ever opened a Yacc grammar file and wondered why building a language requires learning a second language, you are not alone. Parser generators are…
How to catch configuration mistakes before your application starts serving traffic, using schema validation and build-time checks.
Your application throws a three hours into a Friday evening. The stack trace points to a deeply nested property on a config object. The value is . Someone…