You Keep Using That Word • Sam Newman • GOTO 2024

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[@TechTalksWeekly]

Excellent talk. I went ahead and featured in the last issue of Tech Talks Weekly newsletter 🎉

[@arthurdent8086]

Clarity of thought ... beautiful, thank you!

[@nafg613]

Sometime = some [amount of] time, not sometimes (vs. always)

[@mrbongiolo]

Great talk!

[@23kilik]

At the beginning of the talk, I didn't get why this term is a confusing, until later I realized the core idea of the conflict around this term. Using async in code doesn't necessary means the code is asynchronous when looking at the whole system. A single component in the system can use asynchronous code in term of programming language feature, but that doesn't make the system asynchronous. Great talk, thank you Sam Newman. I am trying to implement a even driven architecture on an iOS app, using event to talk between services (classes) instead of method call, it's more of an experiment and will see where it goes

[@StephenButler-sg5hm]

It's easy innit. Synchronous communication is transmitted with it's own clock. In asynchronous communication the clock is externally derived and may wander 😀

[@Snickerv12]

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