New tutorial

[Mikael Karlsson]

Excellent indeed.

Questions:
1. Didn't you have a version of the Wiki which you could
write more tree-like structured documents with. Wouldn't
that fit for this purpose?

2. Your point 8. Parsing in Erlang. I believe I have seen another
excellent spitting in the sawdust tutorial from yourself on this topic, 
but now I can't find it.

/Mikael

Wed 05 februari 2003 , Joe Armstrong wrote:
> On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, Joakim G. wrote:
> > Excellent
>
> Thank you.
>
>   If  you like  I  can *volunteer*  to  write some  new tutorials  and
> copy-edit any tutorials that other people might like to write.
>
>   If you like the idea you can do one of a number of things
>
>   1) suggest a new topic that interests you
>   2) volunteer to write a topic
>   3) vote for a topic on the list
>
>   Can we try to use the wiki for this (the wiki is not used much for
> reasons I don't understand) go and add your comments at
>
>  <<aside you do all know what a wiki is don't you :-)>>
>
>
>   http://www.bluetail.com/wiki/showPage?node=ErlangTutorials
>
>   /Joe
>
>   Here's a quick list ...
>
>         1. How code loading works
>         2. How to make a stand-alone system
>         3. How to set up distributed Erlang
>         4. Erlang behind a firewall
>         5. The Erlang term format
>         6. How to write a socket server
>         7. How to write a socket client
>         8. Parsing in Erlang
>         9. Regular expressions in Erlang
>         10. The gen server
>         11. The event server
>         12. Making an application
>         13. Obtaining the distribution
>         14. Programming guidelines
>         15. Getting started with mnesia
>         16. Writing your first fault-tolerant application
>         17. How to write error free code
>         18. Using the debugger
>         19. using the coverage analyzer
>         20. ...
>
> > /Jocke
> >
> > >  The solution and all the code are available at:
> > >
> > >     http://www.sics.se/~joe/tutorials/robust_server.html
> > >
> > >  All comments, corrections and improvements are welcomed.
> > >
> > >  /Joe