1. Standard library
1.1. Domains
1.1.1. Telephony
1.1.2. Email
1.1.3. Postal
1.1.3.1. Postal Address
1.1.4. DLT
1.1.4.1. Wallet
1.1.4.1.1. ETH (EVM-based)
1.1.4.2. Token
1.2. Standard library implementation for supported target languages
1.3. Integrators
2. Language
2.1. Sub-languages
2.1.1. Modeling language
2.1.2. Logical expression language
2.1.3. Imperative language
2.2. References
2.2.1. HCL
2.2.2. Starlark
2.2.3. Python in DRF
2.2.4. Polar
2.2.5. Modelica
3. Methodology
3.1. References
3.1.1. DDD
3.1.2. UML
3.1.3. Modelica
3.1.4. ERD
4. Keywords
4.1. service-oriented modeling
4.2. entity-oriented modeling
4.3. model-to-cloud
4.4. code generation
4.5. microservices
4.6. everything is reactive
4.7. end-to-end reactivity
4.8. operation-chaining
4.9. versioned builds & deployments
5. Other technologies
5.1. ThingML
5.2. Modelica
5.3. Jolie language
5.4. Ballerina language
5.5. HTTP/REST
5.6. gRPC
5.7. GraphQL
5.8. CEL
5.9. Oso/Polar
5.10. Git
5.11. Docker
5.12. ReactiveX
5.13. message queue/broker
5.14. consensus for microservices
6. Foundation systems
6.1. Data store
6.2. Message hub
6.3. Object store
6.4. Media store
6.5. Media stream
7. Tool set
7.1. Covered functionalities
7.1.1. Compilation
7.1.1.1. Parsing the source
7.1.1.2. Resolve references
7.1.1.3. Detect issues
7.1.2. Build flavoring
7.1.2.1. Branding
7.1.2.2. Feature toggles
7.1.3. Versioning through version control integration
7.1.4. Code generation
7.1.4.1. Complete codebase for server applications
7.1.4.2. SDK codes for client applications
7.1.4.3. Documentations for the configured API protocols
7.1.5. Building
7.1.6. Packaging/containerization
7.1.7. Deployments
7.1.7.1. Deployment tiers
7.1.7.2. Runtime flavoring
7.1.7.2.1. Deployment branding
7.1.7.2.2. Dynamic feature toggles
7.1.7.2.3. Config and credentials
7.1.7.2.4. Remote config for clients and servers
7.1.7.3. Orchestration
7.1.7.4. Data schema migrations
7.1.7.5. Management of deprecated, obsolete and removed features