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Actor Interaction Patterns
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by Dale Schumacher on Feb 20, 2012 |

Summary
Dale Schumacher presents several patterns of actor interaction that can be used in collaborative programs written in any language.

Bio

Dale Schumacher’s work as a developer, mentor and coach in the areas of OOAD, UML and Agile methods has led him to the application of collaborative organizing principles for structuring software systems. He sees this as a natural fit with the Actor model of computation. His has been building actor-based software solutions, including the development of the pure-actor language Humus.

Strange Loop is a multi-disciplinary conference that aims to bring together the developers and thinkers building tomorrow's technology in fields such as emerging languages, alternative databases, concurrency, distributed systems, mobile development, and the web.

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no slides? by Shahbaz Chaudhary

This looks like a very interesting presentation, but it is hard to learn anything without the slides!

Presentation quality by Bogdan Kushnir

I'm very interested in such presentations, unfortunately quality of this one is terrible. No slides and code is very difficult to read from the video.

Wouldn't it be better to connect presentation UI element with shared laptop desktop?

Actor pattern by Przmysław Lewandowski

Any one knows good book/article where this pattern is explained?

Diminished usefulness by Nirmalya Sengupta

The value of this very interesting and extremely useful presentation is nearly zero to me, simply because I can't see the code he is basing his talk on. I am certain that my opinion is shared by many here.

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