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Alberto edited this page Oct 7, 2016 · 26 revisions

Transient is a revolutionary way to do almost everything and making it easy: from console to Web programming to Distributed Computing to parallel and concurrent programming and do it with the less effort and with less code. Promised.

Scared by the complexity of the Haskell language? Don't worry. Transient is made to make you productive from the beginning, since it does things for you. Anyone with a little knowledge of Haskell can use it. See the Tutorial:

Tutorial

Performance

Slides of the transient talk at Lambda.Word 2016

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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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