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179: Spaghetti Reducer
Dec 15, 2016
Miro Samek of Quantum Leaps discusses making better state machines, stack overflow in embedded systems, and finding reliable resources for learning programming concepts.
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- Event-driven programming allows for quick event handling without blocking or waiting in line.
- Active objects in event-driven programming react to events and don't block or wait, resulting in modularized and simplified code.
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The Benefits of Event-Driven Programming
Event-driven programming is a different approach that allows the system to constantly wait for events and then react to them. It is a more natural way for embedded systems, which are naturally event-driven. The system handles events quickly and does not block or wait for events in line. This paradigm is commonly used in graphical user interfaces and provides a structure where the infrastructure calls user code to handle events.
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