Languages and Abstractions for Distributed Programming

Welcome to CMPS290S, fall 2018 edition!

For more information, read the first-day-of-class course overview, then check out the reading list.

Blog posts

• An overview of Erlang by Natasha Mittal
• State is Progressive, or: hey, what happens if we make literally _everything_ append-only? by Sohum Banerjea
• Conflict resolution in collaborative text editing with operational transformation (Part 2 of 2) by Abhishek Singh
• Diversifying Consistency in Ceph by Aldrin Montana
• Simplifying Agreement: Language Support for Consensus by Devashish Purandare
• Implementing a Garbage-Collected Graph CRDT (Part 2 of 2) by Austen Barker
• Consistency in Cassandra by Natasha Mittal
• Mixing Consistency in a Programmable Storage System by Aldrin Montana
• Conflict resolution in collaborative text editing with operational transformation (Part 1 of 2) by Abhishek Singh
• Manufacturing Consensus: An Overview of Distributed Consensus Implementations by Devashish Purandare
• Time is Partial, or: why do distributed consistency models and weak memory models look so similar, anyway? by Sohum Banerjea
• Implementing a Garbage-Collected Graph CRDT (Part 1 of 2) by Austen Barker
• Welcome to the "Languages and Abstractions for Distributed Programming" blog by Lindsey Kuper