Simon Marlow - Haxl A Big Hammer for Concurrency - Code Mesh 2017

Our programming languages are usually sequential by default and you have to be explicit if you want concurrency.
Much of the code we write however is insensitive to reordering and in these cases concurrency is actually a better default.
In this talk Ill describe how the Haxl framework developed and open-sourced by Facebook flips the default from sequential to concurrent.
Ill show how that can be useful and give some insight into how it works. It turns out that the pieces we need to do concurrency-by-default also help with testing and debugging which makes Haxl something of a Big Hammer for solving problems involving IO and concurrency. More details here:

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