May 2009 - Posts
It’s been two weeks since we released the CTP on DevLabs . Thousands of people have downloaded it, tried it out, and many have sent us their feedback – thanks for all your input! In the coming weeks we will be releasing a new build that will contain some
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This article is in response to some great commentary from someone writing under the screen name “sylvan” over on the Channel 9 site : This is pretty cool, but I think the semantics are overly complicated. I couldn't say that I know of a better way of
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It gives me great pleasure to announce the availability of our Axum technology preview at the MSDN DevLabs site . I have been working on this project off and on for several years, and for the last 18 months or so, I’ve had good company from Artur Laksberg
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The subject of immutability sparks intense interest among the people who follow our blog, as is evident from the comments to the recent post by Niklas. Naturally, inside our team, a lot of thinking goes into making parallelism safe, and the ideas about
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We rarely speak of parallelism when discussing Axum, because you very rarely think about it when designing or writing an Axum application. Instead, you write a bunch of components which are all single-threaded and have them send messages to each other
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Axum has a couple of storage modifiers not found in most other languages (although several languages incorporate futures and / or promises, similar concepts). Axum has three modifiers that are useful mostly with concurrent algorithms, for synchronization
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