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dot-dsl: implement exercise
The exercise dot-dsl has not been implemented yet for the Java track. The description of the exercise can be found in the problem specification repository.
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Sure, go ahead. Work has been a little more busy than i thought lately so I’ll find a different one.
Thanks
Cliff
On Aug 13, 2020, at 3:47 PM, James Hay [email protected] wrote:
Greetings, Would it be O.K. if I take this? Best, James
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@sanderploegsma it is still required to add this exercise? If yes, I would like to give it a try!
In general: yes. One reason not to add this exercise is if it covers concepts that don't really exist in Java. For example: one of the problem specifications (Lens Person) is really oriented towards functional programming languages, so we decided not to add it to the Java track.
I'm not familiar with the specifics of this exercise, so it could be that it's not a good fit for the Java track. I am open to suggestions from both sides, so if you have a cool idea on how to implement the exercise then go for it.
