Hi all,

I recently migrate from Untyped actor to typed, but the Useful Test framework is not working anymore.

I cannot find any documentation of how to make works TestProbe and TestActorRefwith Akka actor Typed

Regards

There is a document on the subject, but it's lacking in a few ways:

• It does not state what exactly the default placement strategy is.
• It does not state whether one can override the default strategy for all grains.
• It does not explain how each of the built-in strategies work ([random, prefer local,

Hello
i just recently found this game on rust-unofficial list. its seems there is no documentation for linux installation anywhere to be found. windows is easy cause they just use exe but for me linux i cant hardly know how to install it
i am using ubuntu 19.10 right now

Not sure if this should be an issue but I was reading the docs and then followed the link to the example's code on github and noticed that they differed. Which is considered more up-to-date (and thus the best practice)?

Installing the bintray deb file still works on my system, but when I install with ponyup update ponyc release and run ponyc, I get:

ponyc: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libm.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.27' not found (required by ponyc)

I'm running Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia (based off Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial) with ldd (Ubuntu GLIBC 2.23-0ubuntu11) 2.23.

I'm new in Akka and trying to self-define a dispatcher in my code. But there are so few akka dotnet examples available, and most of them are using config files..
Could I create a dispatcher in code, i.e., like the follows:

public Dispatcher myDispatcher = new Dispatcher(new DispatcherConfigurator(ConfigurationFactory.ParseString(@"akka.actor.default-dispatcher { type = ""Akka.Dispatch.TaskDisp

Hi guys,

I'm a computer science student and I have to make a project in Go with Proto.Actor. Because of my lack of experience (this is my first project in Go, coming from Java) and the lack of documentation on the official website I find it very difficult to understand how one can use it. It would be nice if you could provide a better documentation. Thank you!

The manual does not mention spawn_in_group and spawn_in_groups for spawning actors that immediately join a group as part of their construction.

Is there an equivalent of dead letters in pykka?
I.e. ability to see all the message (at least in a log) that were not delivered anywhere?

Currently, I implement this as follows in my actor:

if message.get('command') == 'poll':
        # logic
else:
        logging.log(logging.DEBUG, 'Dead letters: ' + str(message))

in https://github.com/petabridge/akka-bootcamp/blob/master/src/Unit-2/lesson5/README.md

We call Stash.Unstash() to pop off the message at the top of the Stash.
SHOULD BE
We call Stash.Unstash() to pop off the oldest message message at the top of the Stash.

In the API HTML documentation: The example urls currently have the .erl suffix. This needs to change to a .json suffix and example request/response data should be added below.

The Quickstart (in HTML/Markdown) needs to be updated, the Java tutorial, and possibly the FAQ.

The file src/service_api/README.markdown needs to be updated.

The descriptions for these sub-projects are missing descriptions in both the root README.md as well as their respective readme files

• https://github.com/oronsh/raftor

Needs updating to reflect current status of Calvin.

Evaluate the performance of zio actors.
Ideally this should cover a range of cases similar to the ones covered by akka performance benchmarks https://github.com/akka/akka/tree/master/akka-bench-jmh/src/main/scala/akka/actor

At minimum provide experiments for

1. Ping pong example (as in https://github.com/akka/akka/blob/master/akka-bench-jmh/src/main/scala/akka/actor/typed/TypedBenchmarkAct