Designing a Concurrent Application | Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good!
Writing a short concurrent application with Erlang primitives: processes, links, monitors, hot code loading and message passing are revisited. A primer before OTP.
Designing a Concurrent Application | Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good! Learn you some Erlang for great good! Home FAQ RSS Code Designing a Concurrent Application All fine and dandy. You understand the concepts, but then again, all we've had since the beginning of the book were toy examples: calculators, trees, Heathrow to London, etc. It's time for something more fun and more educational. We'll write a small application in concurrent Erlang. The application's going to be small and line-based, but still useful and moderately extensible. I'm a somewhat unorganized person. I'm lost with homew
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