Actor-based Programming
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Jamie Ridgway is currently employed by HP as a SOA architect and has over 16 years of software development experience. He holds BS and MS degrees in Computer Science from the University of Southern Mississippi. His computing interests cover a broad spectrum including SOA, cloud computing, highly concurrent systems, and mobile development.
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Hidden slides
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Marcos Vinícius de Paiva Célio
The presenter was presenting himself ?
I could not see the slides.
Next time, be cautious, you have to focus on the slides too.
Sincerelly.
Re: Hidden slides
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Craig Harris
The slides change in sync with the video.
Presentation skills?
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Andrew Joyner
E language and AsyncScala
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Constantine Plotnikov
But it fails to mention one of most usable languages for asynchronous programming: E (www.erights.org). It uses more fine grained asynchronous components (Actor = Vat in E, asynchronous componets live in Vat) because of this, much there are much more scenarios where memory could be safely shared between components.
There was a presentation on this language on infoq.com: www.infoq.com/presentations/From-E-to-EcmaScript
I have also implemented concepts from E in Scala (asyncobjects.sf.net/asyncscala).
Re: Presentation skills?
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Joern Dinkla
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