Enhancing Web Components support in Calico by improving DSL design and introducing type-safe code generation for seamless UI integration.
This project enhances Calico by enabling seamless integration of Web Components through improved DSL design and automated type-safe bindings. It focuses on reducing boilerplate and aligning Web APIs with Calico’s functional programming model.
- Improve Calico DSL for Web Components usage
- Enable type-safe interaction with attributes, properties, and events
- Introduce code generation for reusable bindings
- Ensure smooth integration with Calico’s reactive runtime
- Enhance overall developer experience
- Functional Programming (Scala)
- Reactive UI Design
- Web Components (Custom Elements, Shadow DOM)
- DSL Design & Code Generation
- Type Safety
Flow:
- Web Components: Standard reusable UI elements
- DSL Layer: Declarative and type-safe abstraction
- Code Generation: Automated binding creation
- Runtime: Handles state and effects (Cats Effect, FS2)
- UI Rendering: Final output in browser
- Language: Scala
- Libraries: Cats Effect, FS2, Calico
- Web APIs: Custom Elements, Shadow DOM
- Build Tool: sbt
- Version Control: Git
- Reduced boilerplate in Web Components usage
- Improved type safety and consistency
- Better developer experience
- Easier adoption of Calico for modern UI development
- Unit testing for DSL and bindings
- Integration testing with real Web Components
- Validation of lifecycle and event handling
- Mapping dynamic Web APIs to type-safe abstractions
- Ensuring compatibility with existing architecture
- Managing lifecycle and reactive updates
- Analyze current DSL limitations
- Design improved abstractions
- Implement code generation
- Integrate with runtime
- Test, optimize, and document
- Enables seamless use of Web Components in Calico
- Improves productivity by reducing boilerplate
- Strengthens Calico’s usability for real-world applications
This project is part of Google Summer of Code (GSoC) under the TypeLevel organization.
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Thanks to the TypeLevel community and mentors for their guidance and support.