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An open implementation of cloud types for the web

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Cloud Types is an interesting EC model that closely integrates its consistency model with the programming language, rendering EC programming more feasible for the average programmer. We have created an open implementation of the model in a JavaScript end-to-end implementation that can act both as an experimental platform for researchers and as an open EC model for the web. Furthermore we are experimenting with additions to the model such as an RDBM-like authorization system in combination with Views in order to give more control over the state and to allow partitioning.

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        PaPEC '14: Proceedings of the First Workshop on Principles and Practice of Eventual Consistency
        April 2014
        47 pages
        ISBN:9781450327169
        DOI:10.1145/2596631

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