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Does anyone know of any recent advances on this topic? Is Erlang's paradigm still the best approach to functional programming + distributed systems.
I have a note somewhere to take a look at unison, it seems to be trying to solve this. I'm also quite interested in this topic.
I'm rereading "Towards Haskell in the Cloud" it's pretty good but seems like a dead project in github
my understanding is that the cloud haskell stuff works but its really just a few people doing it.
Seems to be relevant: http://haskell-distributed.github.io/
Seems to be very quiet
What kind of sound you wish to be emitted? (=
A cacophonous sound emitted from all the distributed computers using Haskell
I recently read about this here, https://utdemir.com/posts/ann-distributed-dataset.html. It has good references on this topic
Does anyone know of any recent advances on this topic? Is Erlang's paradigm still the best approach to functional programming + distributed systems.
I have a note somewhere to take a look at unison, it seems to be trying to solve this. I'm also quite interested in this topic.
I'm rereading "Towards Haskell in the Cloud" it's pretty good but seems like a dead project in github
my understanding is that the cloud haskell stuff works but its really just a few people doing it.
Seems to be relevant: http://haskell-distributed.github.io/
Seems to be very quiet
What kind of sound you wish to be emitted? (=
A cacophonous sound emitted from all the distributed computers using Haskell
I recently read about this here, https://utdemir.com/posts/ann-distributed-dataset.html.
It has good references on this topic