My research colleague Vassilis Karakoidas is working on better programming support for domain specific languages (DSLs). Today he claimed that DSLs were hyped during 1998-2002, and now interest has waned.
To verify his claim I queried the
ACM Digital Library
for articles containing the word sequence
"domain-specific language" for successive yearly periods.
My results (number of hits per year)
indicate that there was indeed a spike in publications in
1999, but, that by and large, this research field is exhibiting a healthy
growth.
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