Getting real(time) with Akka.NET, React and Redux
summary
Builds a full pipeline: a backend using ASP.NET Core + Akka.NET that receives ~10ms telemetry, computes work (demo: Fibonacci for numbers 1–16), and survives injected failures (invalid -1 triggers exceptions) via supervisor restart logic; a lightweight cluster node runs on Raspberry Pis to host remote actors; a React+Redux front end updates in near real time through a custom SignalR middleware that dispatches server messages as actions — the demo shows restarts and continuous client updates.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:14Demo
- 4:23AkkaNET
- 6:43Actor Model
- 9:16Principles
- 12:45Active System
- 13:34Bank Account
- 14:46Props
- 16:01Addresses
- 17:33Sending messages
- 18:50Limit knowledge between cousins
- 20:07Lifecycle hooks
- 21:01Switchable behaviors
- 22:32Remoting
- 23:55The demo
- 25:47Akka tools
- 33:48React Redux
- 36:58Akka Console
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