[erlang-questions] Good Erlang style?

[Michael McDaniel]

 There was some discussion about learning erlang last December.
 Here is a post I did back then
 http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.erlang.general/13036

 googling on 
 learning erlang OR fp OR "functional programming"

 turns up more resources as well.

~Michael


On Mon, Sep 18, 2006 at 09:42:13AM +0100, norbertk wrote:
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> 
> Guest wrote:
> 
> I've felt a bit daunted as I've dabbled into FP languages - it seems
> to be a field where a lot of academic research occurs (perhaps due to
> the lack of side effects?) and as I've had no CS formal education
> (yet) I sometimes have trouble following what's happening in some of
> the papers I read; ACM papers are a prime example.
> 
> (end of quote)
> 
> Yes, that is a problem for me too. I have the feling that these languages have a lot of practical value, but is is hard to come by without the theoretical background. defmacro.rg is very valuable because it presents the thinking of FP in a language which is understandable for programmers in vonventional languages.
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> Norbert
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