The ansar-create library uses multi-threading and multi-processing to solve difficult software challenges such as concurrency, interruption and cancellation. It wraps those platform facilities in a standard runtime model, giving developers the ability to express that type of software in a clear and consistent manner.
This type of software is often referred to as asynchronous, event-driven or reactive software. It acknowledges the fundamental fact that significant events can occur at any time, and that software must be able to respond to those events in a reliable and timely manner.
Upgrade of FSM processing - DEFAULT state and base class matching.
Improved auto logging of timer activity
Implement objects and send
Implement home and roles
Implement ansar CLI
Complete ansar-create docs
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We found that ansar-create demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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