Two lectures on Erlang. [info] csprof: March 10th, 23:09. Interested readers can find the material to my two recent Erlang presentations here: Sequential features · Parallel and distributed features. Tags: erlang
Erlang Programming Excercise 10-1. I know my code is messy, yeah, need to improve. -module(index). -export([index/1]). -define(IndexTable, indexTable). -define(Punctuation, "(\\ |\\,|\\.|\\;|\\:|\\t|\\n|\\(|\\))+"). index(File)
Source: http://e-hon.blogspot.com/2010/03/erlang-programming-excercise-10-1.html
Scala and Erlang have actually gone back and forth, sharing ideas, for quite awhile now. While many people don't realize it, Erlang was first implemented on the JVM. This is back in the 1.x days when Java was using green threads.
Source: http://functional-orbitz.blogspot.com/2010/03/how-much-has-scala-affected-erlang.html
I took a minute from getting ready for my talk at Erlang Factory (and working on the day job) to talk with Marc Worrell, Lead Architect of Zotonic – a new Content Management System written entirely in Erlang. This is a brief overview of
Source: http://erlanginside.com/zotonic-destroys-wordpress-and-rethinks-the-cms-with-erlang-149
Exercise 3-1 is: Write a function sum/1 which, given a positive integer N, will return the sum of all the integers between 1 and N. Here is my solution: threeone.erl. [erlang] -module(threeone). -export([sum/1, sum/2]). sum(1) ->
Source: http://benjaminhalsted.com/2010/03/erlang-programming-exercise-3-1/
It's a neat project, but was written in some strange language called Erlang. I started to look more into Erlang and found that the language was designed to addressed some of the more complicated aspects of concurrent programming.
Erlang Mountain lies 50 kilometers to the west of Tianquan County of Sichuan Province, 3437 meters above sea level. In May, azaleas flourish in red, blue, purple and white color on the mountain, attracting many beautiful butterflies
Source: http://www.hellomandarin.com/blog/2010/03/08/china-travel-%E2%80%93-erlang-mountain/
Author: Anonymous Subject: shell line buffer behavior Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:51 pm (GMT 0) Topic Replies: 7 Absolutely, yes On 2010-03-07, at 1:15 PM, Dave Peticolas wrote: > Here's some work to make the Erlang shell history
Source: http://www.trapexit.org/forum/viewtopic.php?p=53372#53372
Erlang comes packed with a Key Value store in the form of the ETS module. This is database is pretty fast and efficient for storing the Erlang terms in memory. I tried a proof of concept with the PHP extension and I obtained impressive
Source: http://obvioushints.blogspot.com/2010/03/erlang-as-fast-key-value-store-for-php.html
Erlang Solutions is currently interviewing for its summer internships. As in previous years, we are looking for bright, dedicated, motivated, curious and self-driven individuals in their second to fourth year of studies the field of
Source: http://www.planeterlang.org/en/planet/article/Undergraduate_Summer_Interns_London_UK/
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