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November 18, 2019 | San Diego, California
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Monday, November 18 • 10:40am - 11:00am
Flow: An Introduction - Markus Pilman, Snowflake

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Flow is the programming language FoundationDB is implemented in. It brings an actor-based concurrency model to C++. Flow is specifically optimized two write I/O heavy, highly concurrent software.

This talk is meant for people who either are interested in contributing code to core FoundationDB, want to be able to read FoundationDB’s source code, are interested in distributed systems and want to evaluate whether Flow could be a good choice for them, or just want to learn a cool new language. You will learn how to write simple actors, how the underlying code works, and what the most common pitfalls are people encounter when writing in Flow.

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Markus Pilman

Software Engineer, Snowflake
Markus Pilman is the engineering lead of the FoundationDB team at Snowflake Computing. He joined Snowflake two years ago after graduating as a Doctor of Sciences from ETH Zurich.He was the author or co-author of and presenter of several papers in the academic database community.



Monday November 18, 2019 10:40am - 11:00am PST
Grand Ballroom 8
  FDB Internals
  • Session Slides Included Yes