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Concurrency is difficult, but it does not need to be. Caustic is a programming language for building distributed systems. It allows programmers to build concurrent system as if they were single-threaded. Caustic is statically-typed, object-oriented, and backend-agnostic; Caustic programs may be run on any transactional key-value store from memory to MySQL and across any number of machines and they will never exhibit race conditions.

Contributors

• Ashwin Madavan: ashwin.madavan@gmail.com
• Christopher J. Rossbach rossbach@cs.utexas.edu