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Bluish Coder: Scala, futures and lazy evaluation

Dataflow style programming using scala futures.

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Yariv's Blog " Blog Archive " Erlang vs. Scala

<sep/>wasting activities on geeky social news sites, I've been seeing more and more articles about Scala. The main reasons I became interested in Scala are 1) Scala is an OO/FP hybrid, and I think<sep/>

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Haskell hacking

No monadic headaches: multi-core concurrency is easy in Haskell

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Scala Actors -- A Short Tutorial

With the advent of multi-core processors concurrent programming is becoming indispensable. Scala's primary concurrency construct is actors.

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[from chimezie] Parallel Python

"My previous post led me to this library, which appears to solve the coarse-grained parallelism problem quite elegantly."

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raganwald: Don't have a COW, man? What Haskell teaches us about writing Enterprise-scale software

Discusses pessimistic vs. optimistic locking of shared caches; in pure functional languages, like Haskell, collections never change -- modifications result in new collections. References the book, "Concurrency<sep/>

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Web 2.0: Shifting from "Get Fast" to "Get Massive" - Process-one

The Web 2.0 will have a large impact on development technology choice. Erlang is the most likely language and development environment to benefit from this trend.

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Erlang

Here's the good news for Erlang programmers: Your Erlang program should just run N times faster on an N core processor Is this true? Almost. It's early still, but we're optimistic

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armstrong on software: Concurrency is easy

We don't have shared memory. I have my memory, you have yours, we have two brains, one each, they are not joined together. To change your memory I send you a message, I talk or wave my arms.

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Yariv's Blog " Blog Archive " More Erlang

Strange trends are taking place in the web progamming world. As new languages come and go, developers are overlooking a mighty beast whose unparalleled power is $0 plus a mental barrier away: Erlang.

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Programming Erlang

Learn how to write truly concurrent programs—programs that run on dozens or even hundreds of local and remote processors. See how to write high reliability applications—even in the face of network and hardware failure—using the Erlang programming la

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InfoQ: Is Erlang the Java for the concurrent future?

The future of computing is going to be concurrent. Even desktop CPUs are multicore nowadays, and when customers are buying more and more CPUs to their servers, they expect their applications to scale well to utilize their new investment.

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Scala Actors -- A Short Tutorial

Scala's primary concurrency construct is actors. Actors are basically concurrent processes that communicate<sep/>

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37 Reasons to Love Haskell (playing off the Ruby article) " Sententia cdsmithus

"Haskell implements not just multithreading, but three different higher-level abstractions on top of multithreading: Software Transactional Memory, Data Parallel Haskell, and basic Parallel Haskell."

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[from chimezie] Thread Synchronization Mechanisms ::: www.effbot.org

One important issue when using threads is to avoid conflicts when more than one thread needs to access a single varable...

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Erlang Eases Expediting Elves, Reduces Reindeer Rage

Simon Peyton Jones has written an article about Software Transactional Memory in Haskell, to appear in a forthcoming book edited by Greg Wilson called "Beautiful code".

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