Writing worker queues, in Go
Have you ever wanted to write something that is highly concurrent, and performs as many tasks as you will let it, in parallel? Well, look no further, here is a guide on how to do just that, in Go! This isn't new For an absolutely riveting (to me) talk on concurrency patterns, I highly recommend watching the following videos: Concurrency is not Parallelism by Rob Pike is a good video to start with,
Agent: Go-Like Concurrency in Ruby — SitePoint
Concurrency and parallelism are hard. With the traditional threading model, a developer has to constantly ensure threads are not in conflict, which is a very difficult task. The team behind Go implemented fantastic concurrency primitives within the language that make reasoning about concurrent code far easier. Fortunately, all that goodness is no longer locked up inside Go; there’s now a library f
real life concurrency in go
The structure of a programming language reflects the challenges and solutions the designers decided to address. Each designer coming with his/her own background decides to tackle some specific issues in a novel way and/or often decides to borrow existing paradigms from other languages. We can’t, then, fairly judge a language without understanding what problem the language designer was trying to ad
Parallelism and concurrency need different tools
concurrent (noun): Archaic. a rival or competitor. – dictionary.com Two lines that do not intersect are called parallel lines. – Wikipedia In this piece, I disagree with Joe Armstrong and Rob Pike, basing my argument on the differences between vending machines and gift boxes (illustrated with drawings carefully prepared in Microsoft Paint). Parallelism and concurrency are both very fashionable not
High Level Concurrency with JRuby and Akka Actors « Metaphysical Developer
Many developers are used to low-level concurrency primitives, such as locks, monitors and semaphores. Java also has higher level concurrency utilities such as Atomic Objects and Fork/Join framework. Such primitives still require a lot of attention to shared variables, and are very easy to get wrong. Ilya Grigorik recently discussed other models of concurrency on his recent post Concurrency with Ac
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Go Concurrency Patterns: Pipelines and cancellation - The Go Programming Language
