02 · Classes from source
Class source can materialise remotely.
A class supplied as source can become a real class in a RunDock worker and a corresponding stub in the application.
Technology · RunDock
Remote execution with a local object model.
RunDock lets an application use classes locally while their implementation runs in remote workers. A local stub preserves the class-shaped programming model; calls cross to the corresponding remote class and results or events return over the same connection.
It is intended for applications that need isolated or distributed execution without exposing worker pools, remote hosts or execution placement throughout the application code.
Capabilities
The local model stays simple. Execution moves elsewhere.
03 · Subsecond invocations
Remote execution can start in under a second.
The execution itself may continue longer; the invocation reaches active remote execution before the one-second mark.
Bidirectional communicationRemote stateWorker poolsDistributed hostsControlled execution
RunDock is under active development.
The core model is established; the product surface is still evolving.