Concurrency

[andyskw]

Concurrency came up for a couple of seconds in the last Nodebp, and as I haven't found anything in the closed issues list (and also in open issues list), I decided to post an issue. :)

I'd suggest a topic on concurrency in NodeJS, with something like this:

• What is concurrency? Why is it important to you?
• Process vs thread based concurrency
• The importance of CPU utilization
• Concurrency possibilities in node
• Cluster API example
  • basic app setup with cluster and/or strong-cluster-control
  • IPC
  • error handling
  • shiny, real-time benchmarks are welcomed, with AHA! moments, etc. :)
• etc. ?

What do you think? I am not sure if it really is a topic to be covered here - also it's not clear, if it's an expert or a beginner topic [its deep enough to be any of them, depending on the requirements :D], but as it came up last time, it seems so, that it may be somewhat interesting.

Also, in the long term, I am interested in giving a speech on this topic in the mid run (in April?), but it's also ok if someone wants to take the topic. :)

What do you think?

[gergelyke]

Hey,

thanks for the proposal! Sure, April sounds good! In April @EggDice will be in charge to organise Nodebp, so he will be your guy ;)

[nightw]

I like the idea. :)

[gergelyke]

@nightw what a surprise :D If i recall correctly, you guys work together :P

[nightw]

Yeah. :D And I like the topic, since I think it's important performance-wise and I'm mostly interested in running Node.js and the aspects around that like performance. (And @andyskw would not do this presentation at Statzup, since there is only about 3-4 people interested in it, so the meetup is a great excuse for doing a much better/deeper presentation).

[gergelyke]

Agreed! I hope to hear it in April! :)

On Tue, Jan 27, 2015 at 11:55 AM, Gergely Pal David <
[email protected]> wrote:

Yeah. :D And I like the topic, since I think it's important
performance-wise and I'm mostly interested in running Node.js and the
aspects around that like performance. (And @andyskw
https://github.com/andyskw would not do this presentation at Statzup,
since there is only about 3-4 people interested in it, so the meetup is a
great excuse for doing a much better/deeper presentation).

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[EggDice]

Just hit me on March and we will discuss!