ashton314
Choreographic programming in Elixir
Has anyone done any choreographic programming with Elixir? The idea is that, instead of writing parts of a concurrent system separately and hoping that you’ve gotten the interactions between clients and server right, you instead write a choreography from some global viewpoint; a compiler of some sort then takes this choreography and constructs projections for each participant in the system.
A recent paper implemented an IRC client/server with choreographies: Real-World Choreographic Programming: Full-Duplex Asynchrony and Interoperability
Has anyone been working on something similar in Elixir?
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D4no0
Highly doubt it, such concepts that involve a paradigm shift need to be extremely good for anyone to take them seriously. I can see how languages like Java could greatly benefit from it, however in Elixir I doubt this improves anything over existing way to write code.
fmn
yeah, i would say “we” do. it feels to me like actor model kind of stuff, sooner or later enters territory of orchestration or choreography.
i guess it comes with sufficient scale/complexity of the system.
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