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An exception is a noisy failure, and the supervisor is whatever try/catch that it bubles up to. Still, Erlang style has it's own complexities. It is in essence
by hvidgaard 10y ago
An exception is a noisy failure, and the supervisor is whatever try/catch that it bubles up to. Still, Erlang style has it's own complexities. It is in essence a network of micro services, and creating that overlay network and manuvering in it isn't simple.