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✓ Published: 27-Sep-2011
✓ Published: 27-Sep-2011
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Slides: http://nwcpp.org/september-2011.htmlnnDeveloping concurrent applications and libraries is hard. Making them robust and inherently scalable is even more challenging. This talk will walk through a small handful of examples of using Microsoft's Agents & Parallel Pattern library that implement patterns from actor-based and dataflow programming.An emphasis will be made on providing examples that are drawn from real situations I've encountered in code in the last few years rather and how
Slides: http://nwcpp.org/september-2011.htmlnnDeveloping concurrent applications and libraries is hard. Making them robust and inherently scalable is even more challenging. This talk will walk through a small handful of examples of using Microsoft's Agents & Parallel Pattern library that implement patterns from actor-based and dataflow programming.An emphasis will be made on providing examples that are drawn from real situations I've encountered in code in the last few years rather and how
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