rvirding

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by rvirding 17y ago
It is as you say, you must make a choice, trying to have both becomes very confusing. In LFE (Lisp Flavoured Erlang) I went the other and added proper scoping. It is the lack of scoping which I consider to be the most confusing and has ca
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by rvirding 17y ago
The ultimate revenge, wonderful.
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by rvirding 17y ago
A true classic, and wonderfully funny. Though I prefer tea.
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by rvirding 17y ago
I think "The Implementation of functional Languages" by Simon PJ is better, a real aha book. It is also available on-line for free. Though the one mentioned here is newer.
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by rvirding 18y ago
Perhaps if they had been running Erlang on the server you wouldn't have had to take the site down while migrating to a new server. Sorry just had to point this out
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by rvirding 18y ago
This is code from the erlang interpreter, erl_eval. It takes the abstract syntax of the code for a fun and returns a "real" fun which when called will interpret the code. This means that the fun which is returned can be called by compiled c
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I Play WoW Monthly Active Users(blog.socklabs.com)
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Video: 6 years of ejabberd code in 3 minutes(ejabberd.im)
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Erlang and Map-Reduce(ib-krajewski.blogspot.com)
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Exploring Erlang's gen_server(eflorenzano.com)
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Erlang Web(erlang-web.org)
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Erlang Makes Money go Round(skillsmatter.com)
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by rvirding 18y ago
The Erlang article here by Jim Larson is very good.
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RabbitMQ talk at LShift Last Night(kirkwylie.blogspot.com)
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More Languages on top of Erlang Virtual Machine(infoq.com)
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Erlang ODBC(romenlaw.blogspot.com)
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by rvirding 18y ago
A truly brilliant book!
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by rvirding 18y ago
Yes, definitely see Visby if you can: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visby
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by rvirding 18y ago
I hate quoting myself but: Any sufficiently complicated concurrent program in another language contains an ad hoc informally-specified bug-ridden slow implementation of half of Erlang. With all respect to Greenspun.
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by rvirding 19y ago
When the physics department got their own computer, a DEC VAX/VMS. I was a post-graduate with more-or-less unlimited access. It was love at first sight.