Treasure Island -- Concurrency in JRuby
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The document discusses various approaches to concurrency in programming languages like Ruby, Java, Erlang and Scala. It covers different implementations of concurrency in Ruby like threads, actors, and software transactional memory. The document also mentions several frameworks for concurrency including Akka, Disruptor, and evented architectures and includes links to additional resources on the topic.
Treasure Island -- Concurrency in JRuby
- 3. Tour Guides
- 6. @tlossen
- 7. @phuesler
- 9. “The Free Lunch is Over.” — Herb Sutter (2005)
- 11. Concurrency
- 14. Fin?
- 16. Concurrency
- 17. Multi Core
- 21. !fork()
- 22. Rubies!!!
- 23. GIL
- 25. Ruby MRI 1.8 X REE 1.8 X Ruby MRI 1.9 X IronRuby (âś”) Maglev ? Rubinius âś” JRuby âś” MacRuby âś”
- 26. JRuby
- 27. Java Island
- 28. Multi-Threading
- 30. Evil?
- 37. Atomic Boolean
- 38. CountDown Latch
- 39. Cyclic Barrier
- 41. Executor
- 42. Future
- 44. Actors
- 46. Bad Actors
- 50. MRI
- 51. Better Actors
- 52. Erlang
- 53. Scala
- 54. Rubinius
- 55. JRuby
- 56. Frameworks
- 59. Akka
- 61. Scala
- 62. Heavily Inspired by Erlang
- 64. Distributed
- 65. Fault Tolerant
- 66. Supervisors
- 68. Fast
- 70. Can it be used with JRuby?
- 71. Yes*
- 72. Moarrrrr!!!!
- 73. STM
- 90. Evented
- 91. Disruptor
- 93. Q&A
- 94. “There ain’t no such thing as a free lunch.” — Robert A. Heinlein ❦
- 95. Links • “The Free Lunch Is Over” (Herb Sutter, 2005) • “Real-World Concurrency” (Bryan Cantrill, Jeff Bonwick, 2008) • “Don't Fear the Threads” (David Copeland, 2012) • “Concurrency is not Parallelism” (Rob Pike, 2012) • “The LMAX Architecture” (Martin Fowler, 2011)
- 97. Credits Ajith Kumar (Flickr) tontoncopt (Flickr) Hatem Riahi (Flickr) Stefanie (Flickr)
- 98. Credits Barry Skeates (Flickr) Hillary White (Flickr) David Thompson (Flickr) “Dope Zebra”, Rhett & Link