[erlang-questions] yet more ranting about Erlang docs

[Michael Richter]

On 18 February 2010 11:11, Kenji Rikitake <kenji.rikitake@REDACTED> wrote:

> I see only two major books lately on Erlang (Joe's and
> Francesco-and-Simon's), but even within these two books the
> interpretation and description of the basic of Erlang completely differ.
> And I think this difference is a very good thing.  I've already
> preordered two more books about Erlang, and I hope more books will show
> up.
>

There is a reason why I own hardcopy of both books despite the difficulties
and expense involved in getting them to me.  Both books have been (and still
are) valuable sources of thinking The Erlang Way<tm> for me.

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