1. As far as I know, there isn't a "standard" file format for low-code pipelines.
2. Some formats are more readable than others. YAML, for example, is quite readable. However, it's often a tradeoff: the more abstracted it is, the less control you have.
3. Funny you ask, I actually tried to make Amphi run in the browser with WASM. I think it's still too early in terms of both performance and limitations. Performance will likely improve soon, but browser limitations currently prevent the use of sockets, which are indispensable for database connections, for example.
1. As far as I know, there isn't a "standard" file format for low-code pipelines.
2. Some formats are more readable than others. YAML, for example, is quite readable. However, it's often a tradeoff: the more abstracted it is, the less control you have.
3. Funny you ask, I actually tried to make Amphi run in the browser with WASM. I think it's still too early in terms of both performance and limitations. Performance will likely improve soon, but browser limitations currently prevent the use of sockets, which are indispensable for database connections, for example.