Accenture Global Solutions Limited

Milad Bourhani

Fabio Bucci

Marco Lazzarini

Teresa Sheausan Tung

Jaeyoung Christopher Kang

Louis Gerald Farfan

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 query language for low-code/no-code analytical applications

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.

Micro frontends with model-based state

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. The system, with modeling circuitry, responds to interactions with the graphical user interface to facilitate visually building a data model by accepting node selections of specific nodes from the node palette, placing the specific nodes on the digital canvas, accepting linking selections of dataflow connections between the specific nodes, and linking the specific nodes as specified by the linking selections.

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Bologna, Italy

Milad Bourhani