Resources

The Unison Cloud client is the library used for interacting with Unison Cloud. It's extensively documented and has a nice README. Some notable types you might use:
- The Environment.Config ability for secrets and config.
- The Storage ability for durable storage.
- The Log ability for logging.
- The Remote ability is the core ability for distributed programming, it's based on a model of forking tasks (possibly at other locations) and awaiting their results.

The @unison/routes library for defining HTTP services with multiple routes.
The @unison/json library for JSON encoding and decoding.
The @unison/xml library for XML and HTML parsing (see "Soup").
@runarorama/slack, a nice library for writing Slackbots and talking to the Slack API.
@chrispenner/auth, for adding authentication to your services.
@unison/blog-engine, a simple way to write and manage a blog. Published on Unison Cloud.

Unison is a general purpose programming language, learn with our programming language docs.
- The Unison at a glance page contains some common Unison types and functions.
- The Cloud is powered by Abilities, our model for handling effects.
Read the Unison Blog here.

If you have any trouble with these instructions or have questions after getting going, we're here to help:

The #cloud channel on Discord is a place to follow Unison Cloud news and updates, get help, and find tips and tricks.
The corner chat widget of unison.cloud is another place you can get help.
For general Unison language questions and announcements, visit the Unison Discord. Bug reports, feature requests, ideas, and feedback are most welcome on any of these channels. The Discord is also a nice place to meet other folks using Unison + Unison Cloud. We're a friendly and supportive group!

Custom domain support is available on Unison Cloud for Starter and Pro users.
Here is a step-by-step guide for setting up a custom domain name
- Contact us via the chat widget on unison.cloud if you need any help.

For durable storage support, see the the Storage API docs for a note on size limits of entries and transaction size limits.