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Erlang throws plenty of other ideas into the mix though, I prefer my concerns separated. It assumes multiple threads for example, in plenty of applications that
by sifoobar 8y ago
Erlang throws plenty of other ideas into the mix though, I prefer my concerns separated. It assumes multiple threads for example, in plenty of applications that's needless complexity. You end up sending messages between processes when all you wanted to do was encapsulate some state.
- dnautics 8y agoElixir solves this with Agent.