Reducing Elixir Backend Time From 120ms to 20ms With Parallelization
At Teachers Pay Teachers, we take performance seriously since it is widely accepted that performance delights users, increases Search Engine rankings and improves conversion rate. In this post, we’ll talk about how we reduced our product page upper 90th percentile response time from 120ms to 20ms. To begin, you should take a look at an example product page and note the types of information display
Discord's Use of Elixir to Handle Concurrency: A Template for Achieving High Performance
Stanislav Vishnevskiy (Discord CTO) recently shared in a blog post the details of Discord's elegant use of Elixir to handle its intense messaging needs. His article was of particular interest to me and to the Nanobox team for a couple reasons. Our distributed team uses Discord as a critical part of our team communication infrastructure. Also, our founder, Tyler Flint, and members our development t
Rebuild: 158: Kill All The Threads (ko1, Matz)
Koichi Sasada さん、まつもとゆきひろさんをゲストに迎えて、Guild, Ruby 3 などについて話しました。(9/10 RubyKaigi 2016 にて収録) Show Notes RubyKaigi 2016 A proposal of new concurrency model for Ruby 3 Koichi Sasada: A proposal of new concurrency model for Ruby 3 (RubyKaigi2016) Global interpreter lock Ruby creator floats new concurrency model ギルド verse | RubyGems.org Rust: Ownership and Lifetimes Erlang -- Processes Racket: Places Soft
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The Erlangelist - Reducing the maximum latency
Elixir GenServer callbacks and concurrency
An Introduction to the Actor Model - Thoughts & Bots
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