👉 Actor computing is a distributed computing paradigm that models computation as interactions between autonomous, concurrent entities known as actors. These actors operate independently, communicating with each other through well-defined messages, without direct memory sharing or shared state. Each actor encapsulates its own data and behavior, responding to messages from other actors and potentially spawning new actors. This approach emphasizes simplicity, scalability, and fault tolerance, making it particularly well-suited for building distributed systems that can handle complex, concurrent tasks. By abstracting away low-level concurrency and communication details, actor computing allows developers to focus on the logic of their actors, leading to more maintainable and robust software architectures.
