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This article was written in Nov 2008. Quite a lot has happened in the Erlang world since.
by HowardRoark 16y ago
This article was written in Nov 2008. Quite a lot has happened in the Erlang world since.
- gtani 16y agoThe Nov. 2008 release was R12-B5 Unfortunately, the release notes are enormous docs. Fortunatley, each reflects a huge number of new features, bugfixes and enhancements. Off top of my head: - continuing work on tools like Dialyzer, McErlang, quickCheck http://erlangotp.com/wiki/analysis/ http://erlangotp.com/wiki/analysis/ - new SSL module - NIF's - Ericsson puts the repo onto github, starts pulling patches - "erl +native" / HiPE - schedulers for SMP processing - large shared data structures passed as messages: - from Basho: riak, rebar and Nitrogen - Oreilly and Manning books (Cesarini/Thompson an outstanding book; archaelus and Gerakines were writing books also,hope they get published) - learn you a erlang, erldocs.com, http://learnyousomeerlang.com/ http://learnyousomeerlang.com/ http://erldocs.com/ http://erldocs.com/ - the community has not changed. Beginner questions are still enthusiastically answered on IRC, the google group and stackoverflow (by Armstrong, Virding and the Ericsson core team, among others)