Keynote: Improving Software Development With RIDDL
summary
A three year side project delivers RIDDL a domain specification language for large distributed reactive systems that is not Turing complete and focuses on design as code. A compiler with three-phase compiler parsing validating and translating catches model and style defects early and outputs infrastructure artifacts including generates Hugo site in about a minute, Kubernetes deployment YAML, interactive D3 containment diagrams, OpenAPI/gRPC stubs and a Backstage software catalog. It generates infra not business logic, is open source, and aims to reduce downstream cost.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00RIDDL project intro
- 1:24What RIDDL is
- 2:26RIDDL compiler phases
- 3:08RIDDL design influences
- 4:36Documentation and infrastructure
- 7:23Living design benefits
- 9:13Costs and design defects
- 10:16Project goals and open source
- 11:20Q&A
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