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Jakarta's bytecode-fiddling implementation of continuations in Java.
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Advanced Control Flow - Continuations
Sample "we can't do this, but..." process-oriented web code from the Cocoon manual.
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Continuations and lightweight (Stackless Python-style) threads and channels for C#. There's definitely some momentum here...
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Bluish Coder: Lightweight threads in the browser
Erlang-style concurrency for Javascript (messaging between processes -- which seems hideously limited to me from an occam perspective, but does appear to work pretty well in many systems).
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Computational Theology : Weblog
The more interesting question, I feel, is whether it'd be possible to use a process-oriented approach for building web apps, where you have channels to and from the user, and your code to interact with a single user is a process. Something to play with in
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CS257-Programming with Concurrency
Harvard's concurrency course.
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Epsilon-Delta: Mathematics and Computer Programming ยป Modeling a Resource Pool
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occam-style threads library for C.
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Squawks of the Parrot: Variables and threads
About the choice of mutable vs. immutable data for concurrent languages.
to concurrency language programming research ... on 01 March 2006
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