Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) have been brought to Java under the name of Fluent Interface. However most of them utilize a lot of strings and untyped behavior to make the interface fluent enough. It turns out that using Java 5 and a bag of tricks we can have the compiler to check a lot more. In this post we'll check out how to write Java bytecode using ASM in a typesafe way.
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