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Ludwig is a statically typed, declarative data description language. It's main use case is in Fugue, a product which lets you declare your cloud infrastructure in this language and then takes care of the rest. In this talk, we follow the interesting path from YAML to a statically typed data declaration DSL. On our way, we discuss some thoughts and patterns for implementing DSLs in Haskell.

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