Nice to see actor-ish ideas framed in Python terms. Curious how this compares in practice to Trio/asyncio once you need supervision and restart semantics.
the example is atrocious, seems like erlang actor model but for python.
Is it just me or is the example they use for the locking extremely badly implemented?
Why would one ever result at that methodology?
Nice to see actor-ish ideas framed in Python terms. Curious how this compares in practice to Trio/asyncio once you need supervision and restart semantics.
the example is atrocious, seems like erlang actor model but for python.
Is it just me or is the example they use for the locking extremely badly implemented?
Why would one ever result at that methodology?