[DoNotMerge] Split programming model out of worker (Example framework PR)#609
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[DoNotMerge] Split programming model out of worker (Example framework PR)#609
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Per offline discussion we landed on Here is the new, real PR: Azure/azure-functions-nodejs-library#1 |
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See description in this PR first: #608
This PR represents what will be in the new
Azure/azure-functions-nodejs-frameworkrepo, but I wanted to get your approval on the name first. Once that repo is created, I will close this PR and re-open it there.Reasoning on the name:
First, I was inspired by the Python repo
Azure/azure-functions-python-library. Then, I researched the differences between "sdk", "library", and "framework" because I've heard those used interchangeably. I landed on "framework" based on blogs like this:Since Azure Functions controls when the user's code is executed, I think "framework" is the most accurate.
Related to #568