Single Endpoint Application

Object oriented web framework, focused on transparent method calls to remote objects and transparent remote announcements

It implements an almost transparent call/return and announcements protocol between remote objects in front and back sides, using websockets or Http requests

Documentation

http://o-programming-language.org/

What can o-sea be used for?

Particularly, it may outstand in supporting distributed computing

Say there's a complex calculation that requires a great deal of processing power, memory and time of a dedicated server, like the triangulation of a matrix of millons of columns and rows, big enough to not fit in memory, or millions of integer divisions between numbers of millons of digits, large enough to require decades of computing power

If it would possible to, somehow, split the complex calculation into billions of smaller, independent calculations to process in parallel, the resulting througput might reduce the processing time to a feaseable solution

The problem is how to deploy, keep up to date and coordinate billions of versions of the software to distribute

With a Single Page Application running in a regular web browser, any personal computer, or even an Arduino device, could fetch the up to date version of the processing logic from the server in the form of a Single Page Application, and the server could provide it with a small computation piece in the form of o-sea remote_call/remote_return message, which each browser would execute locally, with its own resources, on its idle time, to respond the result