F# Discriminated Unions and Reactive Agent Spotting
I’m back to coding during any spare time I have – primarily the train commute. What am I coding? Well for the time being lets just says its a combination of C# and F#. From the last few days of coding its clear the Discriminated Union should be used for internal plumbing, and one should never attempt to use them from C# – unless you want to endure a headache 
As to actors, the key to actor usage is in my view identification of what would make a good actor. Actors remind me a little of the early days of UML, where the identification of nouns and verbs was a post conditions to use cases. Likewise actors and events appear to need a similar post condition.
Anyone using the Asynchronous Agents Library (AAL)?
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> Anyone using the Asynchronous Agents Library (AAL)?
A bit.
Care to provide a little bit more information?
A couple of months ago I wrote a program for image processing – openCV + AAL, based on example from msdn.
Currently working on a slightly different problem. there is a program/algorithm presented as a graph. And I’m trying to represent this graph as a network of asynchronous agents. In fact – it is a translator from a graph into a network of asynchronous agents.