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As soon as OP started talking about Go and Clojure and Core.async, I wondered if Scala.js would give him the same sort of benefits in this case as ClojureScript
by tunesmith 11y ago
As soon as OP started talking about Go and Clojure and Core.async, I wondered if Scala.js would give him the same sort of benefits in this case as ClojureScript. But I don't know a lot about Scala.js yet and if you can actually run an actor system on the javascript frontend.
- bad_user 11y agoYou can run an actor system in Javascript of course and there are partial ports of Akka available, but are not meant for production use. I wouldn't use Akka in the browser though, as it's too heavy and I feel that the kind of tasks meant for Akka do not happen in the browser, though for Node.js that would be another story.