State Machines Simplified

What's in this guide

State machines are widely used to build applications that move between many possible states. However, state machines are often complex to program, test, and maintain.

In this whitepaper, you'll learn:

• What state machines are and an example
• Common challenges with state machines
• How Temporal is a less complex, easier to manage, more durable replacement for state machines
• Details on reliability and productivity improvements you’ll gain if you adopt Temporal

What's more...

You'll also get access to code samples and a corresponding Java GitHub repository of a project built with a state machine vs. the same project built using Temporal.