January 2013
Beginner to intermediate
624 pages
17h 18m
English
All is fine and dandy. You understand the concepts. But then again, all we’ve had since the beginning of the book were toy examples: calculators, trees, Heathrow to London, and so on. It’s time for something more fun and educational. In this chapter, we’ll write a small application in concurrent Erlang. The application will be small and line-based, but still useful and moderately extensible.
I’m a somewhat disorganized person. I’m lost with homework, things to do around the apartment, this book, work, meetings, appointments, and so on. I end up having a dozen lists everywhere, listing tasks I still forget to do. I hope that you also sometimes need reminders of what to do (but you don’t have a mind ...
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