Hi everyone! 👋
On December 10 at 18:00 (GMT+1) Health Samurai is hosting an online meetup “core.async: Deep Dive”. This talk goes under the hood of clojure.core.async to show how channels, queues, timers, and event loops actually work together to power asynchronous workflows.
What will be useful:
🔈 How channels, “virtual threads”, and event loops are implemented and scheduled in core.async
🔈 How macros turn ordinary Clojure code into state machines and core.async semantics
🔈 How this model of asynchrony differs from parallelism and where it fits real-world systems
We invite Clojure developers who use or are evaluating core.async, language and runtime enthusiasts, and engineers interested in how asynchronous processes ...
Hi everyone! 👋
On December 10 at 18:00 (GMT+1) Health Samurai is hosting an online meetup “core.async: Deep Dive”. This talk goes under the hood of clojure.core.async to show how channels, queues, timers, and event loops actually work together to power asynchronous workflows.
What will be useful:
🔈 How channels, “virtual threads”, and event loops are implemented and scheduled in core.async
🔈 How macros turn ordinary Clojure code into state machines and core.async semantics
🔈 How this model of asynchrony differs from parallelism and where it fits real-world systems
We invite Clojure developers who use or are evaluating core.async, language and runtime enthusiasts, and engineers interested in how asynchronous processes and message‑passing channels work beneath the abstractions.
Event language: 🇬🇧 **
**
Participation is free, registration required!
👉 Details: https://team.health-samurai.io/core-async