NEnetten·May 20, 2026Submission
Tina – A strictly bounded, thread-per-core concurrency framework in Odin
2 points · Open discussionpmbanugo
tina
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tina
A shared-nothing, thread-per-core concurrency framework. Designed for massive concurrency because There Is No Alternative (TINA)
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A shared-nothing, thread-per-core concurrency framework. Designed for massive concurrency because There Is No Alternative (TINA)
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| May 18 | 2026-05-18 00:00:00 UTC | 2026-05-25 00:00:00 UTC | 1 | 1 | 0 |
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3 sourcesTina: A strictly bounded, thread-per-core concurrency framework
6 points · Open discussionI've been thinking about concurrency and distributed messaging system for a while now. I started tinkering with various aspects of ZeroMQ, then explored designs and protype-implementation of a QUIC-based message protocol (like an alternative to NATS and similar). Hit some roadblocks and went back into thinking about concurrency and async I/O.
Then after a few pivots I landed on a good design for a framework which embodies what I'd like to see about programming concurrent systems without the gotchas of today's primisitives (e.g. callbacks/promise hell).
So I recently open sourced it (https://github.com/pmbanugo/tina). It's a high-throughput concurrency framework that bridges the Erlang-style concurrency with native performance (no VM, no GC).
One other area I'm interested in is formal method design using TLA (by Lamport). But I'm still scr
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