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Kristóf Tóth 2018-12-05 22:57:10 +01:00
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@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ to it, discuss use-cases, architecture, the features of the framework and how
developers can use it to create learning exercises. developers can use it to create learning exercises.
\begin{otherlanguage}{magyar} \begin{otherlanguage}{magyar}
\chapter*{Kivonat \hfill{\scriptsize (Abstract in hungarian language)}} \chapter*{Kivonat \hfill{\scriptsize (Abstract in Hungarian language)}}
Ez az írás egy olyan programozási keretrendszer tervezését és elkészítését taglalja, amivel Ez az írás egy olyan programozási keretrendszer tervezését és elkészítését taglalja, amivel
interaktív oktatófeladatok készíthetőek, melyek Docker konténerekben futva, valós időben, interaktív oktatófeladatok készíthetőek, melyek Docker konténerekben futva, valós időben,

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content/architecture.tex
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@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ that seem to occur randomly.},
force you to write synchronous or asynchronous code, whereas common HTTP servers force you to write synchronous or asynchronous code, whereas common HTTP servers
are either async% are either async%
\footnote{Async servers use the \code{select} or \code{epoll} system calls among others \footnote{Async servers use the \code{select} or \code{epoll} system calls among others
to avoid blocking on IO and handle concurrent requets.} or thread-per-connection% to avoid blocking on IO and handle concurrent requests.} or thread-per-connection%
\footnote{Thread-per-connection servers spawn multiple processes and threads to handle requests \footnote{Thread-per-connection servers spawn multiple processes and threads to handle requests
simultaneously.} in nature, which extorts certain design choices on code simultaneously.} in nature, which extorts certain design choices on code
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