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First Comments #23

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PythonLinks opened this issue Jun 23, 2020 · 3 comments
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First Comments #23

PythonLinks opened this issue Jun 23, 2020 · 3 comments

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If you have a general question, please ask on Discord for a faster response.

If you've run into a bug, please supply the following information:

  • Julia and platform version information (with versioninfo())
  • Package version information (with ]status)
  • A MWE which demonstrates the bug

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The following readme links are broken
small, elegant core API.
uted: Process-based sharding requir

You meniton " documentation linked above."

I did not see a link to a documentation page, just
the examples sub directory and a docs subdirectory.

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Then the first thing you want is a ping demo.
That seems to be the standard.
The wager demo is too hard for beginners to start with.

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So you do have a ping message, but it is buried inside of events.
Good to extract that and put it on the home page.
It is about accessibility You want to make it really easy for people to get started
Not just started programming, but started in understanding your computational model

In the last few days I tried the Python, GoLang, Ruby and now Julia apis.
None of them have a clear description of their computational model.
Python's api is Asyncio. GoLang is goRoutines. Ruby has one thread processing and filtering the messages, and the ones that pass the filter get sent to another thread.
What does Julia do? I still do not know, and have to read for quite a while to figure it out.
The Julia docs talk abuot tasks and channels. Great. Does Julia Discord use that computational model? I hope so, but I still do not know.

Hope that helps.

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