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Erlang Cookbook

13 Feb 08

The Erlang Cookbook is designed to be a good starting point for learning about the language, the OTP platform, and fault tolerant programming. This book was started as a way for me to document what I learned about the Erlang programming language, best practices gleaned from reading the newsgroups and mailing lists, and tips and tricks from the helpful developers and scientists using Erlang.

I modeled this book on the nearly-completed Scheme Cookbook that I was fortunate enough to have been part of developing.

This book (and the Scheme Cookbook itself) could not have been created without the excellent templating system Anton van Straaten developed for the Scheme Cookbook.

— BrentAFulgham - 20 Aug 2004

schemewiki.org/Erlang/TOC

Hello Ruby, I'm Erlang		07 Jun 07
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Ruby-Erlang bridge. Really nice to have and no surprise, as Erlang is fascinating ever more ruby enthusiasts. Always nice to use the right tool for the right job. nullstyle.com/2007/5/9/erlectricity-hi-ruby-i-m-erlang

Erlang R10B

07 Oct 04

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Erlang is a small concurrent functional programming language developed by Ericsson. It is being used by Ericsson as a systems programming language for large concurrent fault-tolerant distributed systems.

Changes: This release includes two new applications, XMerl and EDOC. It increases the maximum number of simultaneous processes to 268 435 456. It adds several nice additions to the language, such as "Query List Comprehensions". It provides performance increases and several changes to included applications.

www.erlang.org/

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