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Sounds about right. Since you're apparently familiar with both Clojure and Erlang, what are your feelings regarding the concurrency model in each?
by alnayyir 16y ago
Sounds about right.
Since you're apparently familiar with both Clojure and Erlang, what are your feelings regarding the concurrency model in each?
- KirinDave 16y agoThey are both good for different things. :) The clojure model means state is easy to move around. This is awesome. The Erlang model makes the server-like nature of each component very explicit, which can significantly reduce the complexity of some types of systems.
- alnayyir 16y agoCool, thanks for your thoughts. I always felt like Clojure was attempting a permissive system, whereas Erlang really is pretty up-front about the environment it's designed to work in. I keep meaning to fiddle with Reia but never got around to it.