Morphir: A Single Language for Business and Technology
summary
Morphir is an open‑source intermediate representation developed at Morgan Stanley and donated to FINOS that captures business logic once and generates executable Scala/TypeScript/JavaScript plus human‑friendly visuals like decision trees and tables. The demo models a surfboard rental with a partial flag edited live in an Elm model, shrinks feedback loops from weeks to minutes, produces test scenarios as JSON, and uses code generators that can emit hundreds of thousands of lines in seconds. Real deployments include securities‑lending pricing and trading decision systems with hundreds of rules; contributions happen via GitHub.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:42Morphir
- 4:40Building financial software
- 6:21Speaking the same language
- 14:27Demo - Executable specification
- 15:00Automated Implementation
- 17:11Get Involved!
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