[erlang-questions] Book: Hardcore Erlang

[Alexander Lamb]

Some items:

- how to bridge to other systems (through a message bus maybe, e.g.  
RabbitMQ) to "push data out"
- how to handle state for a connected user and bridge to a user  
interface (Web or other)
- how to handle updates of data formats (records) without breaking all  
the chain

Looking forward to read it (now I finished Joe's book:-). When can we  
expect to see it on the shelves?

Alex

Le 9 nov. 07 à 11:54, Joel Reymont a écrit :

> I signed up with Pragmatic Programmers to write a new Erlang book.
>
> Working title is Hardcore Erlang and it will be built around
> OpenPoker. The emphasis of the book will be more on showing how to
> write scalable Erlang servers and less on how to write a poker server.
>
> Apart from the following topics, are there any other topics you would
> like me to cover?
>
> 	Thanks, Joel
>
> ----
>
> - The architecture of a poker server from far above
>
> - Thinking processes instead of objects
>
> - Game logic
>  - Stacking state machines
>  - Swapping logic
>
> - Storing data in Mnesia
>
> - State machines (gen_fsm)
>
> - OTP behaviours
>
> - Poker bots
>  - Simulating players
>  - Scripting
>
> - Designing a network protocol
>  - Binary parsing
>  - Pickler combinators
>
> - Automatic clustering
>
> - Fault tolerance and fail-over
>
> - Load balancing
>
> - Testing a network server
>
> - Debugging Erlang software
>
> 	Thanks, Joel
>
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>
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