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* container
* VSCode extension\(s\)

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# Language

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* chain-forward pattern
* Note on Marine, Wasm IT
Given an abundance of active and abandoned programming languages, why create another one ? The need for Aqua arises from the desire to maximize the potential afforded by peer-to-peer networks as a distributed hosting environment for services composable into applications and backends.
Given an abundance of active and abandoned programming languages, why create another one ? The need for Aqua arises from the desire to maximize the potential afforded by peer-to-peer networks as a distributed hosting environment for services composable into applications and backends.
Figure x: need one new graphic to illustrate both aspects
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* Programmable network requests
* Extensible beyond peer-native services to Web2 resources
At the heart of the peer-to-peer programming model -- is this Fluence or Aquamarine ?
At the heart of the peer-to-peer programming model -- is this Fluence or Aquamarine ?
* _particle_
* _particle_
### A Taste Of Aqua
## A Taste Of Aqua
or a different example?
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<- res
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