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As a programmer, we once heard a lot of "industry news" and "technological innovation", and once came into contact with many "Master sayings" and "authoritative recommendations ". These are correct or not! Now, let's welcome the Erlang feast!I.

ObjectiveRecently summarizing some of the basics of Erlang programming languages, we are going to introduce the Erlang programming language from the base to the advanced, and then do the analysis of the interesting libraries in the Erlang

Erlang can't miss the feast (Trot into Erlang's world) Author: Chenglitao (litaocheng@gmail.com) As programmers, we have hearing a lot of "industry dynamics", "technological innovation", once contacted a lot of "master motto", "authoritative

The feast that Erlang cannot miss(Trot into the world of Erlang)Chenglitao ([email protected])As programmers, we have upon hearing a lot of "industry dynamics", "technological innovation", has been exposed to a lot of "master Proverbs",

I launched a collection activity [LINK] On the Erlang resources Douban website, "[Collection] the Erlang papers we have read". I hope you will come and join us. the purpose of initiating such an activity is that there are very few Erlang-related

Into the world of ErlangAs programmers, we have upon hearing a lot of "industry dynamics", "technological innovation", has been exposed to a lot of "master Proverbs", "authoritative recommendations." These are right or not, have become the past!Now,

This is a creation in Article, where the information may have evolved or changed. Xu Xiwei: Let's start by introducing Ecug, starting in 07, the first in the Pearl River Delta Zhuhai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, in the Pearl River Delta, the first is the

Erlang/OTP concurrent programming practices Basic Information Original Title: Erlang and OTP in action Author: (US) Logan, M.) Merritt (E.) (Sweden) Carlsson (R.) [Translator's profile] Translator: Lian Cheng Press: People's post and

Have you seen the famous "Apache vs. Yaws" picture? Are you thinking that you should use the yaws too? The first impression of these figures is that Yaws has an incredibly big advantage in scalability, which can scale to 80,000 parallel connections,

Reprinted: http://www.cnblogs.com/cobbliu/archive/2012/03/10/2388556.html Erlang is definitely a niche language, but its future development prospects are incalculable because it can solve the difficult problem of parallel computing in traditional