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ProcessOne announces OneTeam corporate instant messaging client

ProcessOne - ProcessOne - January 30, 2007

Paris, January 30, 2007 - ProcessOne, specialist in High-Performance Instant Messaging solutions, announces its corporate instant messaging client developed in AJAX / Mozilla XUL technologies. This new client aims at creating a convenient and productive tool for professional real time collaboration. Today at the Linux…

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ProcessOne attends Linux Solutions 2007 event in Paris, France

ProcessOne - ProcessOne - January 19, 2007

ProcessOne is involved in the next Open Source event in Paris: Linux Solutions 2007. The event will take place on 30 - 31 january and 1st february 2007 at the CNIT, Paris la Défense, France. We are participating to the following conferences: Mozilla/XUL Round table…

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Erlware SASL and error_logger Log Rotation with fslib and G.A.S

Erlware - martinjlogan@erlware.org (Martin J. Logan) - January 15, 2007

I have had a lot of questions on how log rotation works with the erlware OTP Base.  People seem to have a good understanding of the OTP Base itself but not as much so with G.A.S and fslib and specifically how they are used to…

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Building an OTP Application

Erlware - martinjlogan@erlware.org (Martin J. Logan) - January 09, 2007

Building an OTP Application Overview Erlang is a clean, simple language, and it is easy to learn. That’s Erlang, now lets talk OTP. The learning curve goes up significantly when getting into OTP. Questions arise, such as; how do I start an application, what is…

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Erlang and Mobile Phones

Chris Double - bluishcoder - January 05, 2007

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ErlyWeb Documentation

Simon Willison - Simon Willison - December 20, 2006

ErlyWeb Documentation. The Erlang web framework finally gets some formal documentation.

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Cryptogram solver

Orbitz - orbitz - November 20, 2006

Newspaper puzzles beware.  I have been working on soving newspaper cryptograms for the past few days in my free time.  It is a bit more interesting of a problem to solve than sudoku I think.  The algorithm I’ve implementing is nothing alltogether impressive and it…

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Sudoku

Orbitz - orbitz - November 15, 2006

I’ve got sudoku fever!  Actually, no, I don’t, I don’t really like sudoku at all but I decided to write a solver in erlang.  It was pretty trivial.  The basic algorithm is as follows:1) Create a list of every blank square and the possible values…

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Why I often implement things from scratch

Joe Armstrong - noreply@blogger.com (Joe Armstrong) - September 28, 2006

Once upon a time there was an Erlang programmer who needed an FTP server running on one of the hosts in a private network. In fact he didn’t need an FTP server, he just needed to transfer files between a central server and his client…

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Pure and simple transaction memories

Joe Armstrong - noreply@blogger.com (Joe Armstrong) - September 12, 2006

Now for a technical article. How can several parallel programs maintain a consistent view of state. By this I mean how can two programs, possibly in different countries, manipulate common state variables in a consistent manner? How can they do so in a way that…

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