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I’ve been learning Elixir and that has very lightweight processes for concurrency, and I believe Go also has some lightweight concurrency built-in to the language.
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Hey cool, thanks for the long answer :-)
I read it twice :-)
One more followup to the threading question, are you talking about OS-level threads there?
Thanks!
Well, are there any other kinds of threads? I know that it uses Java threads under the hood, so however Java does it is how Coldfusion does it.
With that said, here's an article of how Java threads work: geekyarticles.com/2011/08/java-thr...
Hope that helps!
I’ve been learning Elixir and that has very lightweight processes for concurrency, and I believe Go also has some lightweight concurrency built-in to the language.