Durable Execution is a pattern for developing applications that are resilient to failures.
The most common application type is a business workflow or automation.

Instead of providing a visual drag and drop interface or clunky config formats in YAML/JSON/XML, contemporary durable execution providers/platforms have developer-friendly programming language SDKs (Software Development Kits) to build workflow definitions. This is called workflow-as-code.

The SDK encapsulates runtime code to communicate with the provider to handle deterministic replay of the workflow. Each provider has SDKs in multiple supported languages like JavaScript, Go, Java, etc.

Though developers need to learn the concepts and SDKs in addition to managing the worker/service deployments.

Durable Execution​

Denote.dev is an attempt to tackle the complexity involved and create an even smoother developer experience for certain common use-cases by providing an open-source toolkit.

The first one in the toolkit is the worker component. It is in the development stage, and preview release for user feedback is under way.

Denote worker​

Denote worker is a static binary implemented in Rust

which has an

Activity/Action library​

and is a

Polyglot/Dynamic worker​

and

Provider Agnostic​

More tools are in the roadmap (at various stages of development) and will be released as they get ready and based on the user/community feedback.

The Long-term vision is to build a platform on top of the toolkit services.

Please wait for further updates and follow these useful links.

• Documentation - https://docs.denote.dev/
• GitHub - https://github.com/denote-dev
• Content/Videos - https://content.denote.dev/
• Blog - https://denote.dev/blog/

Initial support is planned for Temporal and Restate as the providers.

Regards,

Denote.dev Team.