Abstract: The disclosure provides a non-opaque, abstract, unified query language that exposes the query as a first-class citizen of the underlying architecture. The present disclosure thus facilitates the creation of no-code or low-code applications by enabling a level of collaboration between components that may be difficult to achieve if the language employed were opaque to the architecture. The disclosed query language may be considered “SQL-like,” which may allow contributors familiar with structured query language (SQL) to effectively participate in the design of an application. The defined structures of a data objects of the non-opaque query language described herein are not-hidden and inspectable.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a non-opaque, abstract, unified query language that exposes the query as a first-class citizen of the underlying architecture. The present disclosure thus facilitates the creation of no-code or low-code applications by enabling a level of collaboration between components that may be difficult to achieve if the language employed were opaque to the architecture. The disclosed query language may be considered “SQL-like,” which may allow contributors familiar with structured query language (SQL) to effectively participate in the design of an application. The defined structures of a data objects of the non-opaque query language described herein are not-hidden and inspectable.

Abstract: This document describes a computing architecture that enables users to develop applications using building blocks that include micro frontends. In one aspect, a method includes providing a configuration user interface that enables a user to select and arrange building block user interface elements in a layout for a page. Data specifying a layout of one or more building block user interface elements that each include a micro frontend and corresponding backend logic is received from the configuration user interface. Each micro frontend includes one or more user interface components and a store that manages a model that represents a state of the one or more user interface components of the micro frontend. The corresponding backend for each micro frontend includes a function that updates the model of the micro frontend based on a previous model of the micro frontend and an action. User interface data is generated.

Abstract: A distributed computing design system facilitates the creation and deployment of complex data and mathematical models. In one implementation, the system generates a graphical user interface of a visual distributed computing design workspace. The visual distributed computing design workspace includes a node palette comprising individually selectable nodes, each with a graphical representation and corresponding to a distributed computing function available on a pre-determined target distributed computing cluster, a linking tool for establishing connection links between the individually selectable nodes, and a digital canvas.

Abstract: This document describes a computing architecture that enables users to develop applications using building blocks that include micro frontends. In one aspect, a method includes providing a configuration user interface that enables a user to select and arrange building block user interface elements in a layout for a page. Data specifying a layout of one or more building block user interface elements that each include a micro frontend and corresponding backend logic is received from the configuration user interface. Each micro frontend includes one or more user interface components and a store that manages a model that represents a state of the one or more user interface components of the micro frontend. The corresponding backend for each micro frontend includes a function that updates the model of the micro frontend based on a previous model of the micro frontend and an action. User interface data is generated.

Abstract: A distributed computing design system facilitates the creation and deployment of complex data and mathematical models. In one implementation, the system generates a graphical user interface of a visual distributed computing design workspace. The visual distributed computing design workspace includes a node palette comprising individually selectable nodes, each with a graphical representation and corresponding to a distributed computing function available on a pre-determined target distributed computing cluster, a linking tool for establishing connection links between the individually selectable nodes, and a digital canvas.