[erlang-questions] Practical Erlang Programming
t ty
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Fri Feb 22 00:15:08 CET 2008
You could of course take the Erlang/OTP training course :)
t
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 6:07 PM, Brian Cully <bcully@REDACTED> wrote:
> On 21-Feb-2008, at 16:50, Francesco Cesarini wrote:
> > In these lines, we are very interested in hearing what others
> > feel we should include in such a book.
> >
> > We have lots of ideas on OTP, but that in itself is a completely
> > different beast we hope to tackle as soon as this book is out. So hope
> > you have a bit of patience and bear with us....
>
> Unfortunately, what I would really like is something akin to an OTP
> Illustrated. OTP is by far the hardest thing I have to wrap my head
> around. Proper use of supervisor tree, best practices on function
> placement, common idioms, etc.,.
>
> A lot of the other stuff you can pick up pretty quickly from the man
> pages an existing sources, but for some reason I have a hard time
> getting very far into OTP.
>
> My biggest problems all tend to revolve around optimal use of those
> libraries and understanding the culture they promulgated.
>
> -bjc
>
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