Dear all,
I'm making an evaluation for picking an actor platform that I could
possibly use later this year. So I've started doing some experimentation.
My desire was to end with a single platform, Akka, for it appears to be
the most performing one. I have two possible scenarios: the former is to
use actors as an evolution of message-passing architectures I'm already
using inside simple applications, where the choice is oriented to
simplifying concurrency code rather than having big number of actors to
scale with; the latter, instead, is possibly a distributed scenario
(grid-oriented) where performance and scalability are important.
I hoped that Akka would fit both purposes, but so far it seems to fall
short for scenario #1: in fact, as far as I understand, it doesn't support
publish & subscribe which is my favourite pattern. Can you confirm? Is it
possible to achieve it by means of some extension or is it in the future
milestones?
So, for scenario #1, I'm evaluating Jetlang. It seems fine, I'd just to
know whether some of you have some experience with it.
thanks.
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