That's a great point — there's an impedance mismatch between Erlang and the rest of the world. It doesn't just have its own syntax, it has its own idiosynchrat

That's a great point — there's an impedance mismatch between Erlang and the rest of the world. It doesn't just have its own syntax, it has its own idiosynchratic, somewhat alien way of doing almost everything that is already established on Unix. The difference feels almost as stark as Linux vs. Windows.