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This issue is to discuss how to better support async/await inside actors.
Currently, all actors are synchronous and support for Tasks is achieved using PipeTo/Tell. Most of .NET nowadays makes heavy …
nvivo updated
9 years ago
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`wrapExpr` and `applyExpr` both construct alternate user expressions based on the original user expression. I remember we had discussed that there must be a safer way to do this, using phantom types o…
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I can't always guarantee that users are going to properly use a library (calling init methods, cleanup methods, etc.).
Occasionally things die horribly and you want to provide stronger guarantees abo…
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Given that parse/stringify of large JSON objects can tie up the current thread, it would be nice to see async versions of these methods. I know that parseAsync and stringifyAsync are a bit alien in n…
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We currently perform a lot of needless allocation when we read and write data.
When reading a result value, a byte buffer is allocated, we read from the stream into it, we pass it to the converter co…
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Opening this to not spam other issues but it's not a practice to be imitated
@wrye-bash/bashers I need some help with testing in my dev branch - namely game detection and the patcher dialog - shuffl…
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As you probably know, I'm hugely in favour of reducing the surface area of this library. In particular, many of our transforms actually have nothing to do with streaming. Implementing an interface for…
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I've successfully used cartridge to record and playback plain http traffic. However, when I try to record and playback encrypted https traffic, (json in my case), data from the resultant playback is i…
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I played with CounterActor benchmark a bit, I am getting about 10x better throughput on the one using native `lock` vs the Hopac lock. I guess this is as expected - Hopac lock advantage is that for lo…
t0yv0 updated
9 years ago