A Low-Code Platform for Systematic Component-Oriented Language Composition
summary
A web platform implements a three‑tier low‑code pipeline that imports Monte cor projects, automatically extracts language components (syntax, well‑formedness, semantics), and lets users assemble a feature tree to produce composed DSL variants; the demo exports a ZIP containing the generated composed grammar and code generators and the process completes end‑to‑end. Current limits: requires Monte cor project structure, uses additive embedding/aggregation and code generators for semantic mapping, and reports cryptic errors; future work adds LSP, more composition operators, better error reporting, and containerized delivery.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Low-code language composition
- 2:59Component-based language reuse
- 4:50Platform architecture design
- 7:21Demo overview and login
- 8:27Creating language family with feature tree
- 9:51Configuring and exporting DSLs
- 10:35Current limitations and future work
- 11:39Conclusion and benefits
- 12:23Q&A
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