I posted this a few days ago and since have significantly revamped the README to (hopefully) better explain what this library is about (allowing you to express your program design directly as data, in a style that's portable to most programming languages in use today) and how it adds value (neatly separating bunched logic into discrete data structures that are near-trivially implemented, debugged, and parallelized).
The wider implication being that hopefully, with this library, the architecture of connected (including web) applications can be dramatically simplified. Specifically, I want to rapidly develop and deploy efficient, reliable applications that don't rely on databases, caches, message queues, or other incidental complexity for small-to-medium-data projects. This library is the first step towards that, with the next being some demonstration of reliable, efficient persistent restart capabilities for event processing.
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[ 2.6 ms ] story [ 14.5 ms ] threadThe wider implication being that hopefully, with this library, the architecture of connected (including web) applications can be dramatically simplified. Specifically, I want to rapidly develop and deploy efficient, reliable applications that don't rely on databases, caches, message queues, or other incidental complexity for small-to-medium-data projects. This library is the first step towards that, with the next being some demonstration of reliable, efficient persistent restart capabilities for event processing.