The F#.NET Journal just published an article about abstractions for concurrent programming:
"Server applications often have very similar requirements in terms of their overall architecture. This article describes the design and implementation of a generic server that allows incoming messages to be validated per-connection, executed centrally, dispatched either to a specific connection or all connections and with all outgoing messages being filtered before they are returned to the client. The result is an elegant fully-asynchronous and generic library for server-side programming that is applicable to a wide variety of real server applications..."
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How fast is it Jon?
It's all about messages and queues - baby; #fracture in #fsharp, 0MQ / whaleshark, etc. Here is another one from LMAX: http://bit.ly/iWishy
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