Reflactor event figure
The complexity, the chaos, the entropy of the real world
1 don’t cycle
2 Keep the tree? Reactor Design Pattern Starts again
railway-oriented-programming
Maybe Option events can be assembled using enumerations
erlang
binary share
Error handling
scheduling
For loops: functional languages, tail recursion can stabilize scheduling
Time round
elixir Phoenix
In other words, a company’s technical architecture and design are influenced by the company’s organizational structure. Similarly, Tyr’s Law tells us that the software architecture and design of a system are closely related to the directory structure of the system.
See the border
other
clean architecture
Event Sourcing CQRS
ECS
Delay event, unified batch processing
In common
points
- Reading and writing separation
- Data/method isolation
- Separation of time and space
- Synchronous asynchronous separation of Mutaions Actions?
us
- Data is aggregated into trees and groups
- Method is aggregated into a type, pipe
- Abstraction, type aggregation
can
- Zod aggregates external objects/JSON, implements error prevalidation, and splits small objects
- Redux /mobx/composition corresponds to internal state DDD, split small objects, combined computed, etc
- Class manages methods and operations in various environments/scenarios, as dustbin sink logic, state, as node, injection/lookup aspect capabilities
Can’t
- After the division of independent apps, how to communicate and share gracefully? DDD seamless access to React and VUE state management? Across the framework?
- How to design (read only?) Tracing /metric/log
- Jenkins, config delivery, depoly Dev test link, to ensure simplicity > correctness > performance
- Manage and design projects based on one-way code generation
- With background /node data, validation and other logic synchronization, isometric, develop a cross-end use pure fat server rely on the network seems not flow/feasible
resource
- Game server Architecture: Design Pattern Reactor
- God said: Let’s have a language for the future, and Erlang was born
- railway-oriented-programming
- Phoenix 1.3, on the right track