I am just curious if there is a programming language which has state machines (similar to boost::statechart) as primary language construct. Analogies - c# has delegates where java uses the observe...

I am studying for an exam and a question on one of the previous exams is: A lot of answers on the web are saying Statecharts and Statemachines are the same thing? If not could someone explain th...

I have heard people using these terms. I wonder if they refer to the same thing or is there a difference between these two?

After having read the excellent book "Practical UML Statecharts in C/C++" by Miro Samek, I am eager to try them out sometime. More recently, I have started to teach myself Haskell a...

With PlantUML I've created a little state chart for my documentation: @startuml state Powered { [*] -d-> Starting Powered -r-> Starting : Some error Starting -d-> Operational } [*] -d...

I am really unable to understand the real difference between these 2 diagrams. I mean both of these deal is "states" but I am not sure what deals with what?

I am trying to understand whether States in Ember.js are only designed/assumed to be defined in a route manager, and whether routes are integral to Ember. Pretty much all of the guides I've seen se...