TempStore
The next system we will look at is the TempStore (temporary store).
The tempstore is a key/value, session-like storage system for keeping temporary data across multiple requests. Imagine a multistep form or a wizard with multiple pages as great examples of tempstore use cases. You can even consider "work in progress", that is, not yet permanently saved somewhere but kept in the tempstore so that a certain user can keep working on it until it's finished. Another key feature of the tempstore is that entries can have an expiration date, at which point they get automatically cleared. So that user had better hurry up.
There are two kinds of tempstore APIs: a private and a shared one. The difference between the two is that with the first ...
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