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Markus Jura at #ScalaUA - Things I wish I knew when I started with Akka

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Markus Jura shares common pitfalls and best practices for structuring actors, using Akka Cluster, and building fault-tolerant applications.

Markus Jura at #ScalaUA - Things I wish I knew when I started with Akka Using Akka the "right way" is non-trivial. At its 10 years anniversary, Markus shares his early pitfalls and misusage of this great toolkit and how you can master it to write fault-tolerant and elegant programs. Based on his bias opinion, you'll learn how to structure actors inside an application and when advanced cluster techniques such as Sharding, Persistence and Distributed Data should be used or not. Follow ScalaUA Conference on Twitter: twitter.com/@ScalaUA_Conf

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All Videos of ScalaUA conference are now available! All the videos of ScalaUA conference can be seen at link to this video and https://old.reddit.com/r/ScalaConferenceVideos/ Since this conference has exceptionally good topic selection, I am listing down the urls to all the talks below Thinking Functionally - John A. De Goes Big Step to Functional Programming - Alex Zvolinskiy Scheduling and retrying effects with cats - Miklós Martin Conquering Concurrency with Functional Programming - Jakub Kozłowski Scala Schemas with Shapeless - Kévin Rauscher Backpressure over the wire - when things go wrong - Zahari Dichev Things I wish I knew when I started with Akka - Markus Jura [Tou…
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