Akka Typed: How the Pipe Pattern Saves Us from Anti-Patterns | Rock the JVM

[@no_more_free_nicks]

Excellent, I learned the pipe pattern while cleaning my appartment.

[@russell2975]

This youtube series and linked blog is incredibly helpful, I've been cutting scala code for over 5 years now - and this series is still clarifying what I already know, and teaching new elements. Really appreciate the effort you put into this.

[@rockthejvm]

Glad it helps!

[@vin5718]

This video helps a lot, solving all concurrency problem with Akka Actor. I would like to see how this for handling Akka stream. Like creating a stream on an actor when receive a message and pipe back all the values from the stream to the actor mailbox to handle it.

[@rockthejvm]

For Akka Streams, this happens automagically.

[@carlossaravia193]

I just started learning Akka. This content is really helpful and informative. I hope to see more in the future !

[@vicc8881]

Great for you!

[@rockthejvm]

More incoming!

[@xbmarx]

Loving the Akka Typed content!

[@rockthejvm]

More incoming!

[@pkjacobpullolickal7048]

awesome!!

[@lorenzogabriele9533]

Very nice video! A question: is it stack safe to call the function that returns the behaviour recursively as you do in V3?

[@daniellopes6874]

It is not called recursively. It just returns the Behavior which it used to handle the next message. Only when that handling happens it is called again to return the next Behavior which most likely happens on another Thread.

[@rockthejvm]

Exactly. We also briefly talk about it in the article if you're interested: blog.rockthejvm.com/pipe-pattern/

[@yevheniikravchenko9127]

I love you Man)