[erlang-questions] introductory book
Ivan Uemlianin
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Sat Mar 23 13:10:46 CET 2013
Dear All
Sorry if I'm late to this party.
IMHO the Cesarini & Thompson Programming Erlang is by far and away the
best for self- or group- study. Clear path through the material;
exercises; can be used as tutorial or reference. The other books
currently on the market for this purpose are a long way behind.
Lyse and the Armstrong (Erlang Programming) are both very good books.
Easy breezy reads. They both cover the material well and are full of
hidden gems. Neither is just for beginners.
If you are professional about your Erlang you should have all three of
these books, as well as Erlang/OTP in Action. This is not an
introduction to the language; it's more an introduction to "real world"
concerns (eg from memory distribution and deployment).
Other Erlang books currently on the market (in English) are more
topic-focussed and quality is variable.
n.b. Some of the above books have been translated, and other books have
been written in German, Spanish and possibly other languages.
Best wishes
Ivan
On 23/03/2013 00:34, Miles Fidelman wrote:
> washington3@REDACTED wrote:
>> Can you suggest an introductory book on Erlang?
>> _______________________________________________
>
> Learn you some Erlang, and the couple of introductory books are well and
> good - but if you want to start doing USEFUL things, I highly recommend
> "Erlang and OTP in Action." It gets past the language and into how to
> use the OTP platform to build applications and systems.
>
> Miles Fidelman
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