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If you like actor model, then I can only recommend this talk, it's focused on Rust but he built a distributed actor system for the simulation of his city builder game.
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Distributed systemsSystems programmingConcurrency and parallelismRust
Anselm Eickhoff presents a prototype for a high-performance, type-safe distributed actor system runtime written in Rust for his city simulation game.
Introducing a working prototype for a minimal actor-oriented system runtime to handle millions of actors and passed messages, across processor cores and even machines. It is written in and used from Rust. Using an additional code-generating build script, type-safe remote message sending and handling is magically desugared from plain Rust function calls and definitions, including dynamic dispatch with traits. This makes it possible to write complex, extensible distributed systems in idiomatic Rust. About Anselm Eickhoff: Self-taught hacker and CS student from Germany. Got the crazy idea to build Citybound - a new, large-scale city simulation game and engine, on my own. I’m busy plowing through all the custom technology that needs to be invented and implemented for that, all of which I write in Rust.What people say. Recommended for those interested in the actor model and building distributed systems in Rust.
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