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Photo: oreillygmtI've just got back from the first ever commercial Erlang conference. Some 40 talks in two days all related in some way or other to E
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13 days ago
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UBF is a data encoding that allows structured terms (rather like XML) to be sent over the network. It also includes a protocol checking scheme to aut
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planeterlang
29 days ago
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On 18 June the Swedish Parliament passed a law giving sweeping new powers to the FRA (Swedish Defense Radio Establishment) allowing them to wiretap p
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I’ve been playing around a bit with Wrangler—an Erlang refactoring package for Emacs. I like what I’ve seen of it so far but turnin
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I can now announce my remaining Erlang project has come to fruition. Namely: Erlang By Example is now live and available for download.I’m alway
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A version 4 of the Windows installer for ejabberd has been released to fix a problem related to SMP support on Windows with Erlang R12. If you have d
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planeterlang
59 days ago
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I've been following an interesting discussion on the Erlang mailing list where Steve Vinoski and friends have been telling us what's wrong with RPC.T
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Facebook recently announced that their chat system is based on Erlang code running on a large cluster. It confirms that Erlang is the key tools for b
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