Keystone.Clockwork 1.0.36-RC9

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dotnet add package Keystone.Clockwork --version 1.0.36-RC9
                    


                    

                
NuGet\Install-Package Keystone.Clockwork -Version 1.0.36-RC9
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<PackageReference Include="Keystone.Clockwork" Version="1.0.36-RC9" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
<PackageVersion Include="Keystone.Clockwork" Version="1.0.36-RC9" />
                    


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<PackageReference Include="Keystone.Clockwork" />
                    


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paket add Keystone.Clockwork --version 1.0.36-RC9
                    


                    

                
#r "nuget: Keystone.Clockwork, 1.0.36-RC9"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
#addin nuget:?package=Keystone.Clockwork&version=1.0.36-RC9&prerelease
                    


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#tool nuget:?package=Keystone.Clockwork&version=1.0.36-RC9&prerelease
                    


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What is more precise and yet extremely artistic than the finely crafted inner gears and mechanisms of watches.

Clockwork is a complete programming paradigm that lets you model and execute complex business processes. In Clockwork you write Gears that encapsulate specific business steps. Then you write code to assemble Gears together to compose complete business processes called Mechanisms. A Mechanism is by definition a Gear, so you can create new Mechanisms by mixing and matching existing Mechanisms and Gears you have already in your library.

Clockwork include a large library of ready to use Gears to for example do declarative validations, make other Gears asynchronous, and even bind other KEYSTONE components to the Clockwork paradigm.

KEYSTONE is a modern, multi-paradigm, data-centric software development framework. Visit http://www.keystoneframework.com/ for more details.

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Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite

This component adds support for Clockwork to call Carbonite operations as Gears. Clockwork is a complete programming paradigm that lets you model and execute complex business processes via Gears that encapsulate specific business steps. Then you assemble those Gears together to compose a myriad of business processes called Mechanisms. A Mechanism is by definition a Gear, so you can create new Mechanisms by mixing and matching Mechanisms and Gears in the vast Clockwork library or those you already have for your private use. Clockwork include a large library of ready to use Gears to for example do declarative validations, make other Gears asynchronous, and even bind other KEYSTONE components to the Clockwork paradigm. KEYSTONE is a modern, multi-paradigm, data-centric software development framework. Visit http://www.keystoneframework.com for more details.
Keystone.Clockwork.To.Mystere

This component adds support for Clockwork to call Mystere operations as Gears. Clockwork is a complete programming paradigm that lets you model and execute complex business processes via Gears that encapsulate specific business steps. Then you assemble those Gears together to compose a myriad of business processes called Mechanisms. A Mechanism is by definition a Gear, so you can create new Mechanisms by mixing and matching Mechanisms and Gears in the vast Clockwork library or those you already have for your private use. Clockwork include a large library of ready to use Gears to for example do declarative validations, make other Gears asynchronous, and even bind other KEYSTONE components to the Clockwork paradigm. KEYSTONE is a modern, multi-paradigm, data-centric software development framework. Visit http://www.keystoneframework.com for more details.
Keystone.Clockwork.To.Almanac

This component adds support for Clockwork to call Almanac operations as Gears. Clockwork is a complete programming paradigm that lets you model and execute complex business processes via Gears that encapsulate specific business steps. Then you assemble those Gears together to compose a myriad of business processes called Mechanisms. A Mechanism is by definition a Gear, so you can create new Mechanisms by mixing and matching Mechanisms and Gears in the vast Clockwork library or those you already have for your private use. Clockwork include a large library of ready to use Gears to for example do declarative validations, make other Gears asynchronous, and even bind other KEYSTONE components to the Clockwork paradigm. KEYSTONE is a modern, multi-paradigm, data-centric software development framework. Visit http://www.keystoneframework.com for more details.
Keystone.Clockwork.To.Quantum

This component adds support for Clockwork to call Quantum operations as Gears. Clockwork is a complete programming paradigm that lets you model and execute complex business processes via Gears that encapsulate specific business steps. Then you assemble those Gears together to compose a myriad of business processes called Mechanisms. A Mechanism is by definition a Gear, so you can create new Mechanisms by mixing and matching Mechanisms and Gears in the vast Clockwork library or those you already have for your private use. Clockwork include a large library of ready to use Gears to for example do declarative validations, make other Gears asynchronous, and even bind other KEYSTONE components to the Clockwork paradigm. KEYSTONE is a modern, multi-paradigm, data-centric software development framework. Visit http://www.keystoneframework.com for more details.
Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite

This component adds support for Clockwork to call Carbonite operations as Gears. Clockwork is a complete programming paradigm that lets you model and execute complex business processes. In Clockwork you write Gears that encapsulate specific business steps. Then you write code to assemble Gears together to compose complete business processes called Mechanisms. A Mechanism is by definition a Gear, so you can create new Mechanisms by mixing and matching existing Mechanisms and Gears you have already in your library. Clockwork include a large library of ready to use Gears to for example do declarative validations, make other Gears asynchronous, and even bind other KEYSTONE components to the Clockwork paradigm. KEYSTONE is a modern, multi-paradigm, data-centric software development framework. Visit http://www.keystoneframework.com for more details.

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