Hello, I've been using futures for a while now but I've never taken time to look into their inner workings. I'd appreciate a short explanation from someone who understands this topic. For example, when I use Play framework (which I think is built on top of Akka) and return a promise of a result of some kind, what exactly am I returning? How does this delayed execution tie into execution context? And why does it say that a promise will block the client but not the server? I realize this sounds more like a Play framework question but I think members of this forum would know more about the basic concept (i.e. the futures). I'd appreciate an explanation of this mechanism. Thanks,
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