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Alberto edited this page Aug 23, 2016 · 27 revisions

Transient is a revolutionary way to do almost everything: from Web programming to Distributed Computing to parallel and concurrent programming that anyone with a little knowledge of Haskell can use. See the Tutorial:

Tutorial

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Example Web Applications

All Tutorial content

| Intro

| How-to

| Asynchronous primitives

| Thread control

| Console input-output

| Command-line parameters

| Programmer defined state

| De-inverting callbacks

| Backtracking to undo IO actions and more

| Finalization: better than exceptions

| Parallel non-determinism

| Event variables: Publish Suscribe

| Logging and recovery

| Checkpoints(New), suspend and restore

| Remote execution: The Cloud monad

| Connecting

| Clustering: programming the cloud

| Remote streaming

| Streaming contention

| Mailboxes for cloud communications

| Connectionless primitives

| Remote installation

| Distributed computing: map-reduce

| Transient in the web browser: browser nodes

| Node initialization

| GUI widgets in the browser

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