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Conduce From Ara T. Howard, "a model+view component for rails that combines the conductor and presenter pattern via a model capable of generating view-centric methods". A single Gist which is interesting both for what it does, and for the way it … Continue reading
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Tagged cohesion, concurrency, conductor, links, patterns, producer, rest, ruby
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Under the hood, our “go” function actually spawns a new thread to execute our code block (the loop statement) and returns immediately to call receive on the original channel. The channel, in turn, blocks on receive until the producer has … Continue reading
Why Go Matters
This week Google announced a new systems programming language called “Go”. I know you’re pressed for time and overloaded with information, so let me restate that, with the important bits emphasized: Google announced a new SYSTEMS programming language. See that … Continue reading
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Tagged c++, concurrency, d, erlang, go, golang, google, languages, ooc, programming, systems
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