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Code replacement in Erlang

Chris Double - bluishcoder - December 07, 2005

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Obfuscated Erlang

Chris Double - bluishcoder - December 06, 2005

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Dynamically adding nodes to mnesia

Chris Double - bluishcoder - November 27, 2005

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Port Drivers

Orbitz - orbitz - November 22, 2005

Does anyone have any good tutorials on writing ports?  Google doesn’t seem to return much on initial tries.

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Single exit point

Orbitz - orbitz - November 18, 2005

Many programmers insist on only having the flow of control in their function end at a single point.  I got wondering for a few minutes if any languages enforce this style of programming.  Then I realized.  Erlang has no ‘return’ operator, so doesn’t Erlang enforce…

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The Twisted Matrix

Orbitz - orbitz - September 21, 2005

It has been a long road from where I started to using Erlang.  I certainly don’t plan on stopping with Erlang but so far I am quite the fan of it.  On this road, which finally lead me here, I have used C, C++, Java,…

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Java And Threads (Jetty)

Orbitz - orbitz - September 20, 2005

noss in #erlang on freenode recently brought to my attention: Jetty ContinuationsThis is an interesting blog entry. The basic idea is, instead of using 1 thread per connection, since connections can last awhile, they use 1 thread per request that a connection has. The hope…

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Initial impressions of yaws

Orbitz - orbitz - September 11, 2005

If any of this post is incorrect, please feel free to post a comment and correct me.I have recently installed yaws and I am looking at it to create a small website. It will be fairly simple. My previous web experience has been using Nevow…

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Parallel Project

Orbitz - orbitz - September 07, 2005

I have a study in Parallel Programming this semester.  However, the teacher is fairly lenient as far as projects are concerned.  I am looking for some interesting project relating to Erlang.  The leading idea right now is to create some sort of distributed computing framework. …

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Bookmarks

Orbitz - orbitz - September 05, 2005

My archive of bookmarks is slowly growing. It contains a Erlang section, a long with a number of other languages as well as lots of other URL’s.http://ortdotlove.net/bookmarks.html

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