Road Map
You can’t run until you can walk. Erlang programs are made up from lots of small sequential programs running at the same time. Before we can write concurrent code, we need to be able to write sequential code. This means we won’t get into the details of writing concurrent programs until Chapter 11, Real-World Concurrency.
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Part I has a short introduction to the central ideas of concurrent programming and a whirlwind tour of Erlang.
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Part II covers sequential Erlang programming in detail and also talks about types and methods for building Erlang programs.
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Part III is the core of the book where we learn about how to write concurrent and distributed Erlang programs.
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Part IV covers the major Erlang libraries, techniques for tracing and ...
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