I am fascinated with non-blocking architectures.While I haven\'t used Node.js, I have a grasp of it conceptually.Also, I have been developing an event-driven web app so I have a fundamental understand
I am using smoothScrollBy() to scroll to a specific position in a ListView. I would like to be notified when the ListView is done scrolling to integrate it with the current onScrollStateChanged() even
In a publish-subscribe system where each subscriber waits for several types of events, is there a better handling solution than a simple switch ?
I\'d like to know more about the convergence of Javaspaces, REST and Event-driven architectures. Where I could look for information abou开发者_JAVA技巧t all technologies together, please?
I\'m writing an emulator of an old computer in Java/Swing, and I think I\'ve identified the design problem that I\'m having.As idiosyncratic as this application is, I suspect someone will find a \"pat
I know that node.js is said to be \"event-driven I/O\" server-side javascript hosted on V8 Javascript engine. I visited the node.js website, and then read the wikipedia entry, but cant quite get the w
I\'m learning C++ and so I\'ve decided to begin coding a IRC-Client. I basically want it to be consolebased, and I\'ve looked in to libraries such as ncurses, but I don\'t really know whether or not
Aside from using a different scripting language, it seems that the main appeal of node.js is it\'s support for event-driven programming which makes it easier to write scalable servers (or other typica
I\'m writing code that looks like this: function someFunction() { doStuffWithCallback(function(success) {
There are many example thread based web servers online, but I haven\'t really seen anything that gives a good example of an event-loop based one (without being very complex, e.g. lighttp and nginx).