otplike – Erlang/OTP processes and behaviours for Clojure - Alexey Aristov

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Channel: ClojureTV · 2017 · Science & Technology

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core.async is a great library to create asynchronous programs in Clojure. otplike is a library on top of core.async, which implements Erlang/OTP concepts, such as process linking, monitoring, standard behaviours and supervision. We will explain our motivation to create the otplike, and share practical experience of using it in real-life projects. This talk assumes basic understanding of concurrency and core.async.

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