• Title Implementing a Custom Language Succinctly
• Author(s) Vassili Kaplan
• Publisher: Syncfusion Inc. (November 10, 2017)
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• eBook HTML, PDF (121 Pages), ePub, Mobi (Kindle)
• Language: English
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• ISBN-13: 978-1-64200-151-8
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Book Description

Custom languages provide many benefits, but many people fear the complexity that comes with trying to deploy them. Author Vassili Kaplan sweeps away the obstacles and shows how custom languages are a tool within reach of any developer. With Implementing a Custom Language Succinctly, readers will discover just how much they can accomplish with the skills they already have.

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