type-level dsl
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18Ds5KT-QwuS_ZYKPMj2RK11B0V_vsv6oOpAtKjIF6Fs

A lightweight ORM Framework for Kotlin with strong-typed SQL DSL and sequence APIs.

PIC: a DSL to make diagrams.

git check-ignore -v

Suitcase is a library providing a set of primitives and helpers for specifying and parsing protocols. Suitcase provides an internal DSL (Domain Specific Language) for describing protocol frames. It seeks to do for binary protocols what things like Django’s ORM and Sqlalchemy’s Declarative Syntax do for Database ORMs and adopts a similar, class-based syntax.

A Git query language.

Like SQL, the new GQL (Graph Query Language) needs to be an industry standard.
Different languages for different products help no one. An international standard will let the whole graph data market grow, to the mutual benefit of all vendors and all users. One language, one skill set. A common query language focuses support around data modelling, ETL and visualization tools for graph data, and portable queries mitigate vendor lock-in.
But GQL also needs to be tuned and agile to meet the needs of the expanding property graph data industry. It should work with SQL, but it should not be confined by SQL. GQL would be a language that complements the traversal API of Apache Tinkerpop’s Gremlin as well as SPARQL for RDF triple-stores. This results in better choices for developers, data engineers, data scientists, CIOs and CDOs alike.