Can someone shed some lights on what temporal does?
Their blog says [1]
Durable Execution offers three key benefits:
It improves application reliability by providing fault tolerance.
It simplifies code by allowing it to focus on the goal instead of potential problems.
It accelerates development by eliminating the need to write complex error-handling logic.
So... like exception handling? or something like erlang's let it crash mantra?
Why is it such a big deal? Genuine question, not trying to be snarky
Durable Execution offers three key benefits:
So... like exception handling? or something like erlang's let it crash mantra?Why is it such a big deal? Genuine question, not trying to be snarky
[1] https://temporal.io/blog/what-is-durable-execution