Great Explanation. But I'm having some issues in understanding it properly. Is there any resource you would like to suggest that help me better understand? Thanks!
For Genserver specifically? The Hex Docs on it are pretty comprehensive and do a good job explaining what the abstraction is about. Just keep in mind, its basically just a pattern that you can follow to easily make processes and message passing APIs. Elixir School would be another resource that also has some good explanations on GenServer and other OTP concepts.
Thank you for the content, certainly it does helps ....just prefer to state something, it's not a negative thought, noway in a position to state any negative thougths, would certainly helps if you could state something similar to this - took this thought from a Idris clip { - Intution: if we have f : ( 1 x c) -> d then, when an application "f x " is used exactly once, it means "x" is exactly once -} something similar to when explaining the action of a function, would certainly helps... Thank you
Not sure how this applies to the content in this particular tutorial. Perhaps I am missing the point that you are trying to make. None of the functions in this example are single execution functions. Even the init callback function isn't single execution; sure its called once in the process to setup the state but you can spawn infinite processes.
@@hubstrangers3450 I won't be putting any comments in the code but I will be adding some diagrams to the tutorials going forward since the concepts are going to become more and more abstract.
Hmm, well not everyone is going to find my explanations good. The next video covers genserver proper and might be a little more easy to follow since it includes diagrams and such.
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Well Explained. Just need to watch it a Couple of times 😇
Great Explanation. But I'm having some issues in understanding it properly. Is there any resource you would like to suggest that help me better understand? Thanks!
For Genserver specifically? The Hex Docs on it are pretty comprehensive and do a good job explaining what the abstraction is about. Just keep in mind, its basically just a pattern that you can follow to easily make processes and message passing APIs. Elixir School would be another resource that also has some good explanations on GenServer and other OTP concepts.
Thank you for the content, certainly it does helps ....just prefer to state something, it's not a negative thought, noway in a position to state any negative thougths, would certainly helps if you could state something similar to this - took this thought from a Idris clip
{ -
Intution:
if we have f : ( 1 x c) -> d
then, when an application "f x " is used exactly once, it means "x" is exactly once
-}
something similar to when explaining the action of a function, would certainly helps... Thank you
Not sure how this applies to the content in this particular tutorial. Perhaps I am missing the point that you are trying to make.
None of the functions in this example are single execution functions. Even the init callback function isn't single execution; sure its called once in the process to setup the state but you can spawn infinite processes.
sure, if you could add some of the sequence of the thoughts, above the function, that would help..just a thought though
@@hubstrangers3450 I won't be putting any comments in the code but I will be adding some diagrams to the tutorials going forward since the concepts are going to become more and more abstract.
@@TensorProgramming that does make more sense .. thank you
didn't really explain well
Hmm, well not everyone is going to find my explanations good. The next video covers genserver proper and might be a little more easy to follow since it includes diagrams and such.