The article contains a lot of enterprisey gibberish. However, from what I inferred from the few meaningful passages, I suppose Espresso Logic could be quite use

The article contains a lot of enterprisey gibberish. However, from what I inferred from the few meaningful passages, I suppose Espresso Logic could be quite useful. Unfortunately, the sign-up process currently only returns a blank page. If the description in the article and on the website is correct though, Espresso Logic does for database-backed business processes what AngularJS does for front end logic or what Excel does for spreadsheets: It allows you to create REST services from database tables. These services can be used for composing more complex business processes. The software watches changes to the data and propagates these changes to each process that uses said data. Pretty much like when you change a cell in Excel that change is reflected in each formula that makes use of that cell's data. If done correctly and in a usable fashion this is huge stuff along the lines of Bret Victor's reactive documents paradigm: http://worrydream.com/Tangle/ http://worrydream.com/Tangle/