Included in the beta preview (which you may download here) are two simple C# projects that demonstrate some of the capabilities of the class library.

WebScanner
This is a simple demonstration that shows how Persistore may be used to store data aquired from the web. The application sequentially scans IP addresses using a multi-threaded algorithm. The threads all share access to a Shared<int> which holds the 'next IP' address. When any webserver responds, the HTML (typically a home page) is inserted into a repository as a SharedStream object. If this application is closed all data is safely retained and available as soon as the application is restarted.

PersistoreUsage
This is a very basic Windows application primarily intended to be run under debug. By inserting break-points in the code, you can explore how shared data is updated in real-time accross process boundaries. For example after a Shared<int> is created it may be observed in the Repository Analyzer,, perhaps by dumping it and enabling the dump animate feature. If you then modify the variable in debug you can see it's value change in the analyzer. Altenatively you may used the analyzers 'Edit' feature to modify the shared variable and see how it instanty changes when viewed in the Visual Studio debugger. This demo also lets you use the Persistore Debug Visualizer to dump shared entities under the debugger.