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HellHound Documentation
HellHound Documentation
1. What is HellHound?
HellHound is a set of libraries to create simple and elegant programs based on streams. An HellHound application basically is a system of components which work together in order to achieve a common goal. Components form one or more data pipelines through workflows. In general systems are a great way to manage the lifecycle and data flow or your program and components are awesome for managing the state and dependencies of different pieces of your program.
HellHound provides different built-in components for different types of systems. For example Webserver component for creating a fullstack web application, or a kafka component for a data processing application.
1.1. Goals
The ultimate goal of HellHound is to create a set of libraries for creating well orginized, simple, easy to test, easy to to scale and distribute applications using Clojure and Clojurescipt around streams and data pipelines.
Another goal of this project is to create a tool which allows developers to focus on their business logic as much as possible while HellHound takes care of different aspects of their distributed and scalable software in an opinionated way. We want to achieve this using different component which provides these kind of tasks.
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The HellHound User Manual
© 2017 by Sameer Rahmani <lxsameer@gnu.org>
Created in Asciidoctor, Debian Unstable and FG42 Editor.
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