Lecture

Akka Streams: Programming Reactive Systems

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This lecture introduces Akka Streams, a tool for building reactive systems. It covers the canonical examples, shapes of processing stages, correspondence with Reactive Streams, composing stages, materializing streams, operator API similarity to Scala collections, stream execution model, concurrency vs parallelism, materialized values, and accessing them inline.

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Computer engineering

High-performance computing: Parallel computing

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