Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite 1.0.34-RC9

This is a prerelease version of Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite.
dotnet add package Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite --version 1.0.34-RC9                
NuGet\Install-Package Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite -Version 1.0.34-RC9                
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<PackageReference Include="Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite" Version="1.0.34-RC9" />                
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paket add Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite --version 1.0.34-RC9                
#r "nuget: Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite, 1.0.34-RC9"                
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// Install Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite&version=1.0.34-RC9&prerelease

// Install Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite&version=1.0.34-RC9&prerelease                

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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Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite.Persistence.Relational

This component adds support for Clockwork to call Carbonite ORM 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.

Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite.Persistence.Relational.Sql

This component adds support for Clockwork to call as Gears Carbonite ORM operations on top of the Microsoft SQL Server DBMS. 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.

Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite.Persistence.Linq

This component adds support for Clockwork to call as Gears Carbonite with Linq to SQL based operations. 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.

Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite.Persistence.Entity

This component adds support for Clockwork to call as Gears Carbonite with Entity Framework based operations. 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.

Keystone.Clockwork.Bindings.Carbonite.Persistence.Relational.MySql

This component adds support for Clockwork to call as Gears Carbonite ORM operations on top of the MySQL DBMS. 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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1.0.34-RC9 877 5/20/2016
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1.0.30-RC9 773 5/19/2016
1.0.29-RC9 761 5/8/2016
1.0.28-RC9 767 5/5/2016
1.0.27-RC9 877 4/27/2016
1.0.26-RC9 891 4/21/2016
1.0.25-RC9 789 4/20/2016
1.0.24-RC9 802 4/1/2016
1.0.23-RC9 746 3/30/2016
1.0.22-RC9 742 3/30/2016
1.0.21-RC9 731 3/29/2016
1.0.20-RC9 768 3/28/2016
1.0.19-RC9 763 3/28/2016
1.0.18-RC9 765 3/27/2016
1.0.17-RC9 789 3/18/2016
1.0.16-RC9 753 3/17/2016
1.0.15-RC9 763 3/11/2016
1.0.14-RC9 788 3/10/2016
1.0.13-RC9 783 3/5/2016
1.0.12-RC9 944 2/23/2016
1.0.11-RC9 853 2/23/2016
1.0.10-RC9 806 2/18/2016
1.0.9-RC9 820 2/14/2016
1.0.8-RC9 927 1/13/2016
1.0.7-RC9 819 1/12/2016
1.0.6-RC9 793 1/11/2016
1.0.5-RC9 848 1/10/2016
1.0.4-RC9 812 1/10/2016
1.0.3-RC9 824 1/8/2016
1.0.2-RC9 831 12/31/2015
1.0.1-RC9 815 12/30/2015
1.0.0-RC9 776 12/28/2015
1.0.0-RC8 782 12/28/2015
1.0.0-RC7 810 12/28/2015
1.0.0-RC6 872 12/27/2015
1.0.0-RC5 761 12/26/2015
1.0.0-RC4 821 12/19/2015
1.0.0-RC3 756 12/15/2015
1.0.0-RC2 768 12/14/2015
1.0.0-RC10 771 12/30/2015
1.0.0-RC00001 1,700 12/14/2015