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  1. #MDT bedzie produkowalo imprezy z #BorisBrejcha za granica (Łotwa i Finlandia, jesli dobrze pamietam), a #SunAndDriveFestival otrzymalo oficjalne wsparcie ze strony #RedBull.a

    Naprawde szacun dla #DJKris, ze mu sie te plany tak rozwijaja... 😎

    youtube.com/watch?v=xJwPLYlDvkM

    #wydarzenia #eventy #Muzyka #MuzykaKlubowa #SunriseFestival #Kołobrzeg @muzykaklubowa

  2. This is a rather quick fix for Eventy that I have made with the v0.4.3 release. It should improve performance and technically lower the load average. This is due to the removal of the event-loop which would periodically (configurable or using yield) check if there were any enqueued events and then dispatch them. We now dispatch events on the call to push(Event). Hence no spinning loop is needed which increases the time that thread is present in the run-queue hence increasing the load-average, secondly the dispatching would technically take longer as no signalling occurred - one would just wait for the kernel to schedule the event-loop whenever it decided to (in our case of using yield()).

    http://deavmi.assigned.network/blog/eventy_041_release/

    #eventy #dlang #dub #eventloop #engine

  3. Currently working on the overhaul of my library that marries #Eventy and #tristanable together in the aims of aiding my development of task-based networking projects, it being Tasky!

    I hope to get this all done before I return to university as once this library is done, implementing #DNET again will be very easy.

    Links to all of these projects can be found below:

    https://code.dlang.org/packages/tasky http://deavmi.assigned.network/projects/eventy/ http://deavmi.assigned.network/projects/tristanable/ http://deavmi.assigned.network/projects/dnet/

  4. These are the websites I have for documentation for some of my projects, so far, I think they look pretty cool

    #eventy #dlog #dnet #mkdocs #dlang