How a 50-Year-Old Programming Model Became Essential for Modern Tech
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The Actor Model is a programming paradigm designed for high concurrency, scalability, and fault tolerance. It treats everything as an actor that can send messages, create new actors, and designate behaviors, with key concepts including mailboxes, state management, and supervision for resilience.
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