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I still do quite a bit of Java work. Nowadays, most high-concurrency Java apps use async tools like Vert.x [1], not explicit mutexes & semaphores. In that respe
by kitd 8y ago
I still do quite a bit of Java work. Nowadays, most high-concurrency Java apps use async tools like Vert.x [1], not explicit mutexes & semaphores. In that respect, modern Java is not that dissimilar from core.async, etc.
[1] - https://vertx.io/ https://vertx.io/
- tombert 8y agoThat's a fair point; I admittedly haven't touched Java concurrency in quite awhile, and I actually haven't touched Vert.x since they had direct Clojure bindings :).