So happy that others are getting behind this idea. Protecting critical backend state by establishing a state machine that owns it makes so many things so much easier to reason about.

Recently opened up access to a backend as a service [0] for running arbitrary state machines as reliable workflows or real-time backends. After building a bunch of systems on top of this, I'm definitely convinced that this is a better way to structure a lot of systems.

[0] https://www.statebacked.dev