Actors Design Patterns and Arrowised FRP
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Shows a prototype Arrowised Functional Reactive Programming (AFRP) implementation in Scala/Haskell-style FRP, its primitive types and functions, and how those constructions map to actor design patterns. Compares AFRP’s combinators and type-class approach to the features used in actor patterns, and demonstrates correspondences between specific actor patterns from the literature and AFRP constructions.
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