Applications
This page gives an overview of the different application components.
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This page gives an overview of the different application components.
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Applications consist of application state and logic.
State is modelled as resources and constituted by the arbitrary data they contain.
Logic is modelled as resource logic functions expressing the predicates required for a resource to be created and consumed in a transaction.
Users transition application state by executing transactions on a distributed ledger. All resources related to an application and corresponding resource logic functions make up the application backend and determine which application state transitions can happen.
Instead of creating and consuming resources and providing all data required in the transaction object manually, users interact with an application interface consisting of a read- and write-related part.
In the following, we look at the backend and interface in detail.