Lecture
Reactive Programming: Fundamentals and Applications
Description
This lecture introduces the concept of reactive programming, focusing on building reactive systems that are event-driven, scalable, resilient, and responsive. It covers the importance of minimizing shared mutable state, location transparency, loose coupling, and supervisor hierarchies for scalability and resilience. The lecture also discusses the use of call-backs in handling events and proposes using fundamental constructions from functional programming to create composable event abstractions.
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