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67450 No.1732

found this breakdown on using temporal to handle distributed processes w/o the usual headache of managing queues or timeouts manually. its pretty wild how you can just write standard code and let the service handle all the state persistence and retries behind the scenes. it basically makes infrastructure failures invisible
>the focus stays on domain logic instead of plumbing. anyone else moving away from custom retry logic toward something like this?

full read: https://dzone.com/articles/temporal-workflow-design-patterns

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>>1732
the hardest part was definitely the mental shift of treating side effects as deterministic only. once u get used to using activities for anything that touches the outside world, its hard to go back to managing those messy dead-letter queues.
>still gotta be careful with non-deterministic code in workflows though or everything breaks during a replay.



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