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Rick Hudson on Parallel JavaScript (RiverTrail)
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Richard L. Hudson is best known for his work in memory management and leveraging the transactional memory to enable concurrent garbage collection. He pioneered the use of stack maps in statically typed languages like Java. For the past 2+ years Richard has worked on the River Trail team researching the concurrent programming models needed to implement a more visual and immersive web experience.
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Oct 01, 2012
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