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Similarly, in the Rust ecosystem, frameworks like Actix and Ractor emerge, leveraging Rust’s safety guarantees while aiming to mimic BEAM’s ability to manage failures with supervision hierarchies. I don’t think Actix allows easy communication across nodes, but Ractor is actively working to get a production-ready cluster module.
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SaaSHub
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The BEAM runtime demonstrates the power of building concurrency and fault tolerance into the core runtime. While other languages can approximate these capabilities through frameworks, the elegance and robustness of having it built into the runtime remains compelling. I believe that’s why Gleam decided to use the BEAM when it was being built.
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ergo
An actor-based Framework with network transparency for creating event-driven architecture in Golang. Inspired by Erlang. Zero dependencies.
In the realm of Go, Ergo serves as an ambitious attempt to close the gap between Go’s native concurrency model using goroutines and the robust actor-based systems seen in Erlang VM. This approach seeks to merge Go's efficiency with the actor model’s strengths.
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Similarly, in the Rust ecosystem, frameworks like Actix and Ractor emerge, leveraging Rust’s safety guarantees while aiming to mimic BEAM’s ability to manage failures with supervision hierarchies. I don’t think Actix allows easy communication across nodes, but Ractor is actively working to get a production-ready cluster module.
