http://kto.so/Recent content on Life is StudyHugoen-usSat, 25 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0000http://kto.so/author/Sat, 25 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0000http://kto.so/author/Konrad ktoso Malawski Active Open Source projects Swift language team, Swift on Server Work Group (SSWG) Primarily focused on Swift Concurrency (actors, distributed actors, structured concurrency, etc.), and improving the language user-experience, with a focus towards for serverside use-cases. Created and maintaining foundational telemetry libraries (e.g. swift-distributed-tracing), as well as language interoperability with Java. Designed or co-authored multiple Swift evolution proposals. Previously Akka at Lightbend (previously Typesafe) maintained and designed multiple modules of the Akka ecosystem, including core, streams, cluster, as well as akka http and persistence (CQRS).http://kto.so/posts/new-blog/Sat, 25 Oct 2025 00:00:00 +0000http://kto.so/posts/new-blog/I moved the blog to a static engine and over to github pages. Maybe some random posts to follow, we’ll see.http://kto.so/posts/book-release-why-reactive-with-oreilly/Sun, 13 Nov 2016 00:00:00 +0000http://kto.so/posts/book-release-why-reactive-with-oreilly/This post was originally written on 13 Nov 2016. O’Reilly recently reached out to me to write a small report / mini-book about reactive systems and architectures. The report is structured around explaining the various aspects of Reactive. Tracking it’s origins, through Reactive Programming (in chapter 2 “Reactive on the Application level”) and Reactive Systems (in chapter 3 “Reactive on the System level”). The book does not focus on any single implementation or library, and rather discusses the conceptual goals, benefits and trade-offs such architectures bring with them.http://kto.so/posts/sckrk-100-meetings-96-whitepapers-5-years-and-more/Mon, 16 May 2016 00:00:00 +0000http://kto.so/posts/sckrk-100-meetings-96-whitepapers-5-years-and-more/This post was originally written on 16 May 2016. Over the last years I’ve been had the privilege of traveling quite a bit and been able to attend various conferences and user group meetings in various countries. Yet, I’m still to find another as awesome and life-changing (sic, not an over-statement) group as SCKRK – yet, you’ve probably never heard of it. Which is not surprising really since it’s a local and technically speaking small initiative.