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Erlang for C# Developers
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| by Bryan Hunter on Jun 18, 2012 |
01:03:23

Summary
Bryan Hunter introduces Erlang, comparing various language features with C#’s, emphasizing what it is good for and doing a demo.

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Bryan Hunter is a geek, a founding partner of Firefly Logic and the president of the Nashville .NET User Group. Bryan is obsessed with Lean, functional programming (Erlang, C# and F#), CQRS and Caliburn.Micro. You can say hi to Bryan on Twitter (@bryan_hunter), read his blog at http://codeswamp.com, and see what Firefly Logic is all about here: http://fireflylogic.com

CodeMash is a unique event that will educate developers on current practices, methodologies, and technology trends in a variety of platforms and development languages such as Java, .Net, Ruby, Python and PHP.

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How to see the demo in better resolution? by Dzmitry Lahoda

How to see demo in better resolution?
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Crappy resolution! by Maxim Tihobrazov

Code can't be seen :(
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Screencasts of the demos by Bryan Hunter

My apologies for not capturing the screen during the session. You can find a demo of the nodes, net_adm:ping, and distributed rick-roll here: freshbrewedcode.com/bryanhunter/2012/03/27/intr... and the number averaging demo (plus debugging as a bonus) here: freshbrewedcode.com/bryanhunter/2011/11/27/debu...

Ping me here or on Twitter (@bryan_hunter) if you would like screencasts on other specific bits.

Cheers,
Bryan
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Erlang Stability in Windows by Andy Till

It is not true that Erlang is stable across platforms, at least a couple of years ago when I gave it a fair go. Among a few bugs I encountered, the debugger kept crashing.
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