Machines, a library of demand-driven coroutines for Scala: https://t.co/BuC9VLFJ
2012-08-27 00:54:27Examples for scala-machines: https://t.co/xnZHMpO5 and https://t.co/xupBdi34
2012-08-28 12:11:17@runarorama Just looking at scala-machines, wondering if there is a writeup on them somewhere? One thing I'm not seeing is a 'Sink' equiv.
2012-08-28 14:21:24Finally! A more well formed I/O library: https://t.co/W9wisnhv. Kudos to @runarorama for the stage and run style I/O.
2012-08-28 21:49:35@runarorama as soon as I find time! I like the walls you set up between things a lot. I'll see what side I can offer good code for
2012-08-28 21:53:49@jsuereth @runarorama looks interesting but i'd like to understand it more - care to write a blog post about it?
2012-08-28 22:19:54@jsuereth @runarorama Any resources on stage and run style I/O?
2012-08-28 22:28:18.@tanakh いや、scalaz commiterの人が個人のリポジトリで作り始めたのが数週間前で、同じくらいのタイミングでこれ https://t.co/Ra3HNdhX も作られてて、どちらかが影響をあたえてportingしたのではなく、同時な気がします
2012-08-30 01:43:01.@tanakh あとそもそもScala版に https://t.co/ZORcJcpF Edward Kmettさんの名前が入っていて、 Scala版を作ってるBjarnasonさんとEdward Kmettさんって同じ会社勤めてるらしいですし
2012-08-30 01:46:55あーそして逆にHaskell版にBjarnasonさんの名前入ってるので https://t.co/Aaf0iU5G 「最初に設計思想があって→2人が同時にHaskellとScalaで別々に実装」という展開だと思うのだが、その設計理論がどこから来たのかが謎
2012-08-30 02:00:57I gave a talk on “Machines” and stream processing in Haskell and Scala, at the Brisbane FP Group in December 2012: http://t.co/sEbaUtjY
2013-01-27 03:54:19