MPS Interoperability: How to Put MPS at the Center of an Ecosystem
summary
Argues MPS becomes the hub of a Knowledge‑Centric Development flow and maps four concrete interoperability needs: bringing existing knowledge into MPS (one‑time import or continuous sync), taking stuff out (manual, build‑triggered, or CI generation), integrating external tools (PlantUML, model checkers, embedded doc language), and runtime remote access (an HTTP/WebSocket mps‑server plus tools like mps‑interop to read binary author libs and export JSON and modelx to host collaborative models and a browser editor).
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49MPS interoperability matters
- 6:33Bringing knowledge into MPS
- 15:27Generating from MPS
- 27:30Integrating external tools
- 35:47MPS with external tools
- 43:59Rich MPS ecosystem
- 47:51Q&A
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