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The language is not hard. What's needed is the OA kind of explanation to teach 1. understanding the breadth (pitfalls, hidden gems, whats there) of the "std
by njharman 9y ago
The language is not hard. What's needed is the OA kind of explanation to teach
1. understanding the breadth (pitfalls, hidden gems, whats there) of the "std lib".
2. the ErlangVM / runtime.
3. Esp the OTP/whatever it's called.
4. Erlang tooling how to build, test, deploy, redeploy a non trivial project.
- macintux 9y agoRe #2 in particular, Ferd assembled a great resource: http://www.erlang-in-anger.com http://www.erlang-in-anger.com