top | item 41707064 (no title) cliffwarden | 1 year ago I always loved this one. https://learnyousomeerlang.com/ discuss order hn newest OWaz|1 year ago This is where I started with Erlang, learned it first then leaned Elixir. I really enjoyed working with Erlang/Elixir & OTP.I’d agree with previous suggestions, either this book or Joe Armstrong’s. macintux|1 year ago By the same author, for more advanced topics: https://www.erlang-in-anger.com BillFranklin|1 year ago +1 Fred's book is great -- I learned Erlang using it AlphaWeaver|1 year ago +100! The whole book is online for free and I've found it explains things in a very plain and friendly way. hazbo|1 year ago I also really love this book! I'd also add that Adopting Erlang[1] is a great resource.[1]: https://adoptingerlang.org/ load replies (1)
OWaz|1 year ago This is where I started with Erlang, learned it first then leaned Elixir. I really enjoyed working with Erlang/Elixir & OTP.I’d agree with previous suggestions, either this book or Joe Armstrong’s.
AlphaWeaver|1 year ago +100! The whole book is online for free and I've found it explains things in a very plain and friendly way. hazbo|1 year ago I also really love this book! I'd also add that Adopting Erlang[1] is a great resource.[1]: https://adoptingerlang.org/ load replies (1)
hazbo|1 year ago I also really love this book! I'd also add that Adopting Erlang[1] is a great resource.[1]: https://adoptingerlang.org/ load replies (1)
OWaz|1 year ago
I’d agree with previous suggestions, either this book or Joe Armstrong’s.
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[1]: https://adoptingerlang.org/