Out of curiosity I've checked what Wikipedia says about fluent interface:
Note that a "fluent interface" means more than just method cascading via chaining; it entails designing an interface that reads like a DSL, using other techniques like "nested functions and object scoping".
So, seems I was wrong about orthogonality. From the other hand, looks like fluent interface is designed to be "DSL-like", so basically it's just two different names for same thing.
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Out of curiosity I've checked what Wikipedia says about fluent interface:
So, seems I was wrong about orthogonality. From the other hand, looks like fluent interface is designed to be "DSL-like", so basically it's just two different names for same thing.