The document discusses an upcoming Japanese translation of the Erlang tutorial book "Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good". Key details include:
- The original English web book and book are very popular introductions to Erlang.
- A Japanese translation is being worked on by translator Yamaguchi Yōtō.
- It will be published by Ōmsha publishing with an expected release in Fall.
- The translator is seeking help from the Erlang community to review drafts and make it a recommended book for Japanese readers.
Slides from ElixirConf 2015 presentation of BEAMing With Joy.
Talk abstract:
This talk will give you an overview of the power and
richness that the larger Erlang ecosystem provides; including
features that you might not even know exists, as well as some of the
ways of thinking about programs when running on the BEAM,
Erlang's Virtual Machine.
Be it Scala, Clojure, JRuby on the JVM, or F# on the .NET CLR, you
can be productive in the language, but without spending some time
educating yourself about the larger ecosystem, you wouldn't expect
to take full advantage of the power you get from running on that VM.
The same is true for Elixir and the BEAM. While you can get far
using just Elixir alone, you will miss out on the what that Erlang
community brings to running on the BEAM.
By opening your mind to the broader ecosystem, you gain an
advantage over everyone who never looks beyond Elixir.
This talk will give you overviews of
What OTP gives you that you don't have to do yourself, for when you have to have more power than simple agents and tasks
What the Erlang VM does to help you manage concurrency
How you can take advantage of types in a dynamic language
How to take your automated testing beyond just simple unit and integration style testing
Ways to monitor a live running application on the BEAM
elrang, a general-purpose, concurrent, functional programming language. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(programming_language)
this slide describe the language, based on this book.
learn you some erlang - (http://learnyousomeerlang.com/)
this slide covers -
chapter 0 (introduction)
chapter 1 (startingout)
chapter 2 (modules)
Erlang Developments: The Good, The Bad and The Uglyenriquepazperez
A bunch of personal views about the main characteristics of Erlang, including myths and rumors.
A quick overview about what has lately been improved in the three areas.
A Beginners Guide to Erlang_Erlang Factory Lite_Munich 2013Wooga
At Wooga, John-Paul had the chance to rewrite an old PHP game server to Erlang with very little experience. Now the project is finished and we learned a lot about Erlang which he'd like to talk about. The common beginner mistakes, oddities and other slow downs and how to avoid them.
Talk objectives:
The goal is to show beginners how fast they can get started with Erlang projects if they avoid some of the common beginner mistakes and slow downs. On the other side I hope I can stir up some discussions about Erlang itself and making it a little bit more approachable.
Target audience:
Beginners and experienced Erlang developers, interested in improving the Erlang world itself.
elrang, a general-purpose, concurrent, functional programming language. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(programming_language)
this slide describe the language, based on this book.
learn you some erlang - (http://learnyousomeerlang.com/)
this slide covers -
13. Designing a concurrent program
14. what is otp?
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Slides from ElixirConf 2015 presentation of BEAMing With Joy.
Talk abstract:
This talk will give you an overview of the power and
richness that the larger Erlang ecosystem provides; including
features that you might not even know exists, as well as some of the
ways of thinking about programs when running on the BEAM,
Erlang's Virtual Machine.
Be it Scala, Clojure, JRuby on the JVM, or F# on the .NET CLR, you
can be productive in the language, but without spending some time
educating yourself about the larger ecosystem, you wouldn't expect
to take full advantage of the power you get from running on that VM.
The same is true for Elixir and the BEAM. While you can get far
using just Elixir alone, you will miss out on the what that Erlang
community brings to running on the BEAM.
By opening your mind to the broader ecosystem, you gain an
advantage over everyone who never looks beyond Elixir.
This talk will give you overviews of
What OTP gives you that you don't have to do yourself, for when you have to have more power than simple agents and tasks
What the Erlang VM does to help you manage concurrency
How you can take advantage of types in a dynamic language
How to take your automated testing beyond just simple unit and integration style testing
Ways to monitor a live running application on the BEAM
elrang, a general-purpose, concurrent, functional programming language. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(programming_language)
this slide describe the language, based on this book.
learn you some erlang - (http://learnyousomeerlang.com/)
this slide covers -
chapter 0 (introduction)
chapter 1 (startingout)
chapter 2 (modules)
Erlang Developments: The Good, The Bad and The Uglyenriquepazperez
A bunch of personal views about the main characteristics of Erlang, including myths and rumors.
A quick overview about what has lately been improved in the three areas.
A Beginners Guide to Erlang_Erlang Factory Lite_Munich 2013Wooga
At Wooga, John-Paul had the chance to rewrite an old PHP game server to Erlang with very little experience. Now the project is finished and we learned a lot about Erlang which he'd like to talk about. The common beginner mistakes, oddities and other slow downs and how to avoid them.
Talk objectives:
The goal is to show beginners how fast they can get started with Erlang projects if they avoid some of the common beginner mistakes and slow downs. On the other side I hope I can stir up some discussions about Erlang itself and making it a little bit more approachable.
Target audience:
Beginners and experienced Erlang developers, interested in improving the Erlang world itself.
elrang, a general-purpose, concurrent, functional programming language. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(programming_language)
this slide describe the language, based on this book.
learn you some erlang - (http://learnyousomeerlang.com/)
this slide covers -
13. Designing a concurrent program
14. what is otp?
Bluffers guide to elitist jargon - Martijn Verburg, Richard Warburton, James ...JAX London
Have you always secretly wondered what the heck 'monads' are? How about 'Tail-call recursion?' or 'monomorphic dispatch'? If this sort of terminology has ever left you with self-doubts or seething with anger because someone is confusing you with elitist terminology, then this is the talk for you! Dr Richard Warburton and the Diabolical Developer + James Gough will take a humorous look at the wide range of incomprehensible terminology in our industry today. They'll cover the concepts behind the jargon with simple examples and some practical tips on how to blend the terminology into your day to day technical conversations without scaring everyone off. At the end of the talk you'll be ready to battle it out on tough mailing lists (Scala!) and have a new appreciation for some of the academic principles behind our craft. Oh and as for monads? Well they're just like burritos, except they're not...
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- A fully editable and extendable library for grid component modelling;
- Visualization tools to display your network;
- Grid simulation tools, such as power flows, security analyses (with or without remedial actions) and sensitivity analyses;
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4. Erlang関連の良書
Programming Erlang
Joe Armstrong
Erlang Programming
Francesco Cesarini, Simon Thompson
Erlang and OTP in Action
Martin Logan, Eric Merritt,
Richard Carlsson
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20. 原著目次
Chapter 1: Starting Out Chapter 16: Event Handlers
Chapter 2: Modules Chapter 17: Who Supervises the Supervisors?
Chapter 3: Syntax in Functions Chapter 18: Building an Application with OTP
Chapter 4: Types Chapter 19: Building OTP Applications
Chapter 5: Recursion Chapter 20: The Count of Applications
Chapter 6: Higher Order Functions Chapter 21: Release Is the Word
Chapter 7: Errors and Exceptions Chapter 22: Leveling Up in the Process Quest
Chapter 8: Functionally Solving Problems Chapter 23: Buckets of Sockets
Chapter 9: A Short Visit to Common Data Structures Chapter 24: EUnited Nations Council
Chapter 10: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Concurrency Chapter 25: Bears, ETS, Beets
Chapter 11: More on Multiprocessing Chapter 26: Distributed Erlang
Chapter 12: Errors and Processes Chapter 27: Common Test
Chapter 13: Designing a Concurrent Application Chapter 28: Mnesia
Chapter 14: An Introduction to OTP Chapter 29: Dialyzer
Chapter 15: Rage Against the Finite-State
Machines
20
28. 第1稿進 状況
Chapter 1: Starting Out Chapter 16: Event Handlers
Chapter 2: Modules Chapter 17: Who Supervises the Supervisors?
Chapter 3: Syntax in Functions Chapter 18: Building an Application with OTP
Chapter 4: Types Chapter 19: Building OTP Applications
Chapter 5: Recursion Chapter 20: The Count of Applications
Chapter 6: Higher Order Functions Chapter 21: Release Is the Word
Chapter 7: Errors and Exceptions Chapter 22: Leveling Up in the Process Quest
Chapter 8: Functionally Solving Problems Chapter 23: Buckets of Sockets
Chapter 9: A Short Visit to Common Data Structures Chapter 24: EUnited Nations Council
Chapter 10: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Concurrency Chapter 25: Bears, ETS, Beets
Chapter 11: More on Multiprocessing Chapter 26: Distributed Erlang
Chapter 12: Errors and Processes Chapter 27: Common Test
Chapter 13: Designing a Concurrent Application Chapter 28: Mnesia
Chapter 14: An Introduction to OTP Chapter 29: Dialyzer
Chapter 15: Rage Against the Finite-State
Machines
28
29. 第1稿進 状況
Chapter 1: Starting Out Chapter 16: Event Handlers
Chapter 2: Modules Chapter 17: Who Supervises the Supervisors?
Chapter 3: Syntax in Functions Chapter 18: Building an Application with OTP
Chapter 4: Types Chapter 19: Building OTP Applications
Chapter 5: Recursion Chapter 20: The Count of Applications
Chapter 6: Higher Order Functions Chapter 21: Release Is the Word
Chapter 7: Errors and Exceptions Chapter 22: Leveling Up in the Process Quest
Chapter 8: Functionally Solving Problems Chapter 23: Buckets of Sockets
Chapter 9: A Short Visit to Common Data Structures Chapter 24: EUnited Nations Council
Chapter 10: The Hitchhiker's Guide to Concurrency Chapter 25: Bears, ETS, Beets
Chapter 11: More on Multiprocessing Chapter 26: Distributed Erlang
Chapter 12: Errors and Processes Chapter 27: Common Test
Chapter 13: Designing a Concurrent Application Chapter 28: Mnesia
Chapter 14: An Introduction to OTP Chapter 29: Dialyzer
Chapter 15: Rage Against the Finite-State
Machines
29