Hi, i am confused about which rule languages exists and which are going to be deprecatedin the future. In the Documentation Rules DSL link to a Tutorial about Xbase/Xtend. And for ECMAScript 5.1 it says it is going to be deprecated and Links to JSR223 Scripting. The JSR223 API can be used with a…

Thanks, thats really helpful and tells a pretty different story than the docs.

Okay, so the conclusion is to use JS Scripting?

[image] exampleshouse: In the Documentation Rules DSL link to a Tutorial about Xbase/Xtend. Right, because Rules DSL is mostly based on Xbase/xtend. [image] exampleshouse: And for ECMAScript 5.1 it says it is going to be deprecated and Links to JSR223 Scripting. That table needs to b…

[image] rlkoshak: How is it a different story from the docs? Note, I’m the author of the docs in question and the answer on that thread. They should be telling the same story. After I read that Table in the Documentation I believed there are three Options to make Rules: Blockly Rules DS…

I’ll take a note to revisit that page and see if I can make it more clear what was intended. A lot of what’s in the Getting Started rules pages is going to be moved to the reference section of the docs so I’ll probably updated it as part of that. Based on the above discussion, that table may no lon…

I have a lot of rules in DSL from the beginning but never moved them to another language. Question for me is do I need to do it from time to time or leave them there and the new ones than in js scripting?

[image] milo: do I need to do it from time to time or leave them there and the new ones than in js scripting? That will work DSL support isn’t going away anytime soon though so no worries

Once you’ve tried jruby and realised how NICE it is, you’d want to rewrite everything in jruby

What Rule Languages are supported in the future and what Languages should be used for a new Setup?

Setup, Configuration and Use Scripts & Rules

JustinG (JustinG) December 15, 2022, 11:38pm 2

There are some very good threads on this topic around the forum. Here’s a recent one which includes a quick summary of the state of many of the rules systems: