Erlang is a hip functional language, developed by Joe Armstrong of Ericsson in the 1980s that explicitly facilitates concurrent programming by enabling distinct parallel processes (as opposed to ...

Erlang is a programming language built for distributed systems from the ground up. Scalable, robust that’s Erlang for you.

In this extensive post, Computer Scientist and blogger JLouis goes the extra mile to dissect the Erlang programming language, urging the reader to go in with the realization that concurrency and ...

Erlang has a fundamentally different view of inter-process communication, and Ralph argues that even though the Erlang style of concurrency can rather easily be added to other languages, they will ...