2.5. Domain specific languages

A programming tool that is appealing to less qualified developers, may also be appealing to experts on areas that are important for a software product.
For instance:

An economist could define business rules to be implemented by a software product.
A translator could localize a software product.

These experts could participate directly in the development of a software product, especially if they do not have to learn traditional programming languages.
Domain specific languages could be used by these professionals.
Domain experts that are not programmers, are easier to find and less expensive to hire. |