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" I stil haven't seen anything like Akka on any other language". You can use Akka from java but the messages are effectively dynamically typed which isn't a bi

" I stil haven't seen anything like Akka on any other language". You can use Akka from java but the messages are effectively dynamically typed which isn't a big deal. However, as Rich Hickey said, a queue is simpler than an actor (Go understands this also). Java has excellent blocking queue implementations. In fact java has libs that support all kinds of concurrent solutions and they are not that complex. I still like Scala though (and really like Go but my work is on the jvm)

chaostheory 14y ago
> You can use Akka from java True, but I just got sick of Java being a 2nd class citizen on Akka. > In fact java has libs that support all kinds of concurrent solutions and they are not that complex. hmmm does java have a distributed concurrent solution that isn't complex? Aside from Akka, I am not aware of any.