Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite 2.0.0

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dotnet add package Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite --version 2.0.0                

                    
                

            
NuGet\Install-Package Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite -Version 2.0.0
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<PackageReference Include="Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite" Version="2.0.0" />
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paket add Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite --version 2.0.0                

                    
                

            
#r "nuget: Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite, 2.0.0"
#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. 
// Install Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite&version=2.0.0

// Install Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite&version=2.0.0

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.

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Keystone.Clockwork.To.Carbonite.Diamant

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 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.Carbonite.Diamant.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 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.Carbonite.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 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.Carbonite.Diamant.Oracle

This component adds support for Clockwork to call as Gears Carbonite ORM operations on top of the Oracle DBMS. 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.Carbonite.Diamant.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 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.

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