Actorbased
Actorbased refers to software systems, libraries, or programming approaches that are built around the Actor model of concurrent computation. In this model, computation is driven by autonomous entities called actors, which communicate exclusively through asynchronous message passing. Each actor has isolated state, processes messages sequentially, and can create new actors, send messages, and change its behavior. There is no shared mutable state, which helps to manage concurrency and locality of effects.
Key concepts in actorbased design include mailboxes for message queues, addressable actors identified by unique paths
History and usage: the Actor model was introduced in the 1970s by Carl Hewitt and has influenced
Applications and trade-offs: actorbased systems suit highly concurrent, distributed, or fault-tolerant workloads, such as telecommunications, real-time