DTasks is a zero-abstraction library for writing long-running workflows across service boundaries. It is built directly on top of the C# async pattern, allowing users to write persistent and distributed operations using async/await with no more effort than adding a D to your Tasks. DTasks aims to simplify the way we write long-running asynchronous workflows in distributed environments. It introduces a new awaitable type, DTask, designed for distributed and durable operations. DTasks is an alternative to Microsofts Durable Task Framework (DTFx), with dedicated async types, no replay model, and no deterministic code constraints. DTasks is currently in its pre-alpha stage and not ready for integration in any .NET project, but you can explore its capabilities through provided samples. Feedback from the community is welcomed, as the project is still in development. Check out the roadmap for more details on the current status of the project and whats coming next.
