Chapter 47. Adaptive Model
Arrange blocks of code in a data structure to implement an alternative computational model.
Programming languages are designed with a particular computational model in mind. For mainstream languages, this model is an imperative model with code organized in an object-oriented way. This approach is currently favored because it’s worked out to be a suitable compromise between power and understandability. However, this model isn’t always the best one for a particular problem. Indeed, often the desire to use a DSL comes with a desire to use a different computational model.
Adaptive Model allows you to implement alternative ...
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