Bernhard Schenkenfelder

From Code to Low-Code: An LLM-Driven Pipeline for Lifting Code Clones into Reusable Abstractions

Low-Code Development Platforms (LCDPs) promise substantial efficiency gains by allowing citizen developers to create applications from reusable building blocks instead of manually writing code. Realizing these benefits, however, depends on having such abstractions in the first place. Therefore, a curated library of reu...

FM2C: An Agentic Workflow for Generating Low-Code Configurators from Feature Models

Software Product Line (SPL) configuration often involves large feature models, technical terminology, and dependency constraints that are difficult to expose directly to end users. Using abstraction as the main principle of Low-Code Development (LCD), this paper demonstrates FM2C, an agentic workflow for generating Web...

Code2LowCode: An Interactive Tool for Lifting Code Clones into Reusable Abstractions

Bridging Feature Models and Users: LLM-Generated Low-Code Configurators for Software Product Lines

This work draws on principles from Low-Code Development (LCD) and introduces an LLM-driven approach for automatically generating interactive Web-based configurators directly from feature models, to simplify the development of configurators and support feature selection itself through low-code techniques that make varia...