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I spent most of my time getting into its vision and philosophy, trying to distance from the object-oriented mindset that my previous studies and experiences had
by vezzy-fnord 11y ago
I spent most of my time getting into its vision and philosophy, trying to distance from the object-oriented mindset that my previous studies and experiences had consolidated.
Which would be somewhat off the mark in Erlang. Control flow and common interfaces are frequently expressed via adapters written using polymorphic pattern matching functions. Processes are message-passing, isolated units of work. Modules and OTP applications are encapsulation, etc.
The functional aspects aren't as important as the pattern matching on data types.
- RickHull 11y agoI don't follow. What in the quoted portion is off the mark? I don't see any contention between the quote and the rest of your comment.