About 14 years ago I set out on a journey to implement the equivalent of GenStage in jruby. It was a very difficult task. We should all be very thankful for these robust libraries so we don't have to think too much about them. Side note: Other languages like Go and Rust usually put up crazy numbers for threads and messages passed using much simpler algorithms. These patterns are so easy in Elixir they are widely used and much more complete and complex. Elixir usually doesn't fare as well in benchmarks as a result. Apples and oranges.
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Thanks! Clear and useful!
Great stuff, thanks Devon!
This is a great autopsy of the concurrency patterns. Many thanks!
About 14 years ago I set out on a journey to implement the equivalent of GenStage in jruby. It was a very difficult task. We should all be very thankful for these robust libraries so we don't have to think too much about them. Side note: Other languages like Go and Rust usually put up crazy numbers for threads and messages passed using much simpler algorithms. These patterns are so easy in Elixir they are widely used and much more complete and complex. Elixir usually doesn't fare as well in benchmarks as a result. Apples and oranges.
The narrator looks like a good Soviet engineer: the shirt, sweater, glasses, unshaved. Thanks for the picture with USSR hockey, there were days when we were powerful...
I LIKED, NICE EXPLANATION AND SAMPLE CODES!
Awesome