Actor frameworks

Actor frameworks are composed of actors which are entities that are based on an application programming interface. An example of an API is the C++ programming language. It has public methods that are exposed to public entities. An entity could be another actor such as a person or device capable of telling other actors information. There is a method in actor frameworks known as ask which not only tells but asks for a reply. Sometimes this information in the reply can be anticipated. The API is to map something which is useful for a business. For example a teapot serves as an API because it serves a purpose. Another feature could be the entity such as the barista or the credit card buyer. The teapot can hang from a hang from its handle. The handle could be an API for the barista. Microservices are a part of the spring framework and are the small processes of working between the entities. I am working on taking classes about spring, microservices and the actor framework. I am particurally interested in how the spring framework could generate microservices. I have been playing with Bonita Studio which is an open source business modeling software. It uses REST and SOAP API. I think it is helpful to learn definitions which could help us with the project
Bean Factory: the container which instantiates a number of beans
Java beans: an object that encapsulates many objects into one java bean object
Spring: a dependency injection framework for java. It is thought of as a replacement to java enterprise edition.
Jhipster: a microservices generator for Spring

VHDL can be thought of as a hardware description language. It can be thought of as similar to HTML in that they are description languages. Jeffrey Snover describes desires state configuration as a “let it be so” programming language that does not require intimate knowledge of the computer systems to suggest changes to make them compliant with the desired state. The video cards have their own bios in them. By using a hardware description language as inspired from those which affect a web browser’s DOM. Not all hardware is alike and therefore it is like a browser’s DOM.

I watched a video that motivated me on the project. As the baby boomers in the United States age, they need more assistance driving. Neuromuscular diseases can restrict them from being a part of society. As people were able to drive automobiles to work instead of walking they had more of a purpose in life. The life expectancy in the time our country was founded was about 44. Now it is not unheard of to be 90 or 100. I believe that finding a purpose in life can be a meaning to get out of bed in the morning. Augmented reality is helpful in breaking complex situations into less complex situations. Factory work can be busy and workers are often wearing gloves. By displaying helpful information in the clearest way possible can be very helpful. With a faster, clearer viewing monitors it can help them in their persuing of happiness. We have come a long ways from the original computers that were heavily pixelated.

VHDL appears on first glance as a more complicated version of the programming language that interfaces with the Arduino board. The original keyboards had a special chip that could control them that would go on the motherboard. Now keyboards use USB where the keyboard scanner is implemented in hardware.

I am excited to work on the memory management for the driver.