The animation on the Syndicated Actors home page [0] does a pretty good job of showing the difference, I think. Goblins is much more similar to the classic acto

The animation on the Syndicated Actors home page [0] does a pretty good job of showing the difference, I think. Goblins is much more similar to the classic actor model shown at the beginning of the animation. The "syndicated" part, as far as I understand, relates to things like eventually consistent state sync being built-in as primitives. In Goblins, we provide the actor model (actually the vat model [1] like the E language) which can be used to build eventually consistent constructs on top. Recently we prototyped this using multi-user chat as a familiar example. [2] [0] https://syndicate-lang.org/ https://syndicate-lang.org/ [1] https://files.spritely.institute/docs/guile-goblins/0.17.0/The-_0060_0060vat-model_0027_0027-of-computation.html https://files.spritely.institute/docs/guile-goblins/0.17.0/T... [2] https://spritely.institute/news/composing-capability-security-and-conflict-free-replicated-data-types.html https://spritely.institute/news/composing-capability-securit...