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This October, we’re spotlighting our latest developments and events as we continue to push the boundaries of durable execution with Temporal. From new SDK releases to community-driven content, there’s a lot to explore in this month ’s update. Be sure to check out Temporal Nexus, now available for Java and Go SDKs, and take advantage of the incredible opportunities at upcoming events like Replay 2025 in London. Let’s dive in!
Product Updates
Temporal Nexus Now Available with Java SDK v1.26.0 and Go SDK!
Temporal Nexus lets you connect and share durable workflows across teams, regions, and clouds using well-defined APIs.
Learn more at temporal.io/nexus and feel free to ask questions in the #nexus channel on our Community Slack!
Introducing Safe Message Handlers with Temporal SDK
Temporal Nexus lets you connect and share durable workflows across teams, regions, and clouds using well-defined APIs.
Build resilient systems with automatic retries, durable state management, and robust error handling, ensuring your applications handle failures gracefully and maintain reliability across distributed systems.
SDK Updates
- The .NET SDK 1.3.1 brings important bug fixes for improved stability.
- The Python SDK 1.8.0 introduces a new decorator, enabling workflow arguments to be passed directly to the class constructor. It allows for initialization based on arguments before the workflow’s main method executes.
- The Java SDK 1.25.2 supports setting a custom timeout for the initial server connection, giving developers more control over connection configurations.
Upcoming Meetups & Events
Exciting News: Replay 2025 is Coming to London!
We’re thrilled to announce that Replay 2025 is crossing the pond to London from March 3–5, 2025. Want to be part of Temporal’s flagship event? You can grab your ticket to the conference, participate in hands-on workshops, or even submit a talk through our CFP. Don’t miss out on three action-packed days of learning, networking, and community!
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Join Temporal at PyMNtos for a Deep Dive into Durable Python Apps
On November 14th, Peter Sullivan from Temporal will present “Build Reliable Python Applications, Faster: Durable Execution with Temporal” at the PyMNtos meetup (Python Twin Cities Group). You can attend this session in person or join online. Either way, don’t miss this chance to master Temporal’s durable execution features for Python!
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Meet Us at QCon San Francisco — November 18–22
Temporal is proud to be a bronze sponsor at QCon SF, the international conference for senior software engineers, architects, and tech leaders. Visit us for a live demo or pick up some awesome swag! Whether you’re looking for inspiration or cutting-edge solutions, QCon is the place to be this November. Get your tickets here!
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Resources
- Our Understanding Temporal page is now live! This page summarizes what Temporal is, how Durable Execution works, and the building blocks of Temporal.
- We have a few more courses planned to release soon. To stay up to date when we release a course, make sure that you sign up to be notified here!
Community Highlights
Introducing Temporal Spooky Stories
Terrifying Tales from before Temporal!
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Streamlining Insurance Workflows with Temporal and .NET
Tutorial from community member Aman Agarwal (with accompanying code repository!)
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Building a Better Mouse Trap — Web Crawling with Temporal
Tutorial by community member Steve Poole
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