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Name: Programming Erlang
Rating: 4.666666666666 (3 reviews)
Author: Joe Armstrong

Programming Erlang delivers a practical guide to creating highly concurrent, distributed systems with Erlang. From fundamentals of sequential programming to advanced topics—maps, type system, Dialyzer, WebSockets, and a new stand‑alone execution environment—the book uses real‑world examples and exercises to illustrate how Erlang’s lightweight processes make parallelism natural and efficient. It also covers OTP, rebar, and how to develop and upgrade applications without downtime, providing readers with the skills to write robust, fault‑tolerant code for multi‑core architectures.

First publish date: 2007

Genre: Technology & Computing/Programming

Authors: Joe Armstrong

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