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unless its php, java, or perl, (in order of precedence), it is not a web production language at yahoo and beyond fanboying, there is nothing particular about e
by quasimojo 18y ago
unless its php, java, or perl, (in order of precedence), it is not a web production language at yahoo
and beyond fanboying, there is nothing particular about erlang that makes it appropriate for this problem. and don't say "scaling"...yahoo's answer to scaling is the same as google's...lots of machines (far more than needed), and lots of money.