Learn you some Erlang for great good!
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Erlang is prized by developers who build robust, concurrent systems, yet its unusual syntax and functional style can daunt newcomers. This guide by Fred Hebert eases readers in gently, starting with the basics of the language's syntax, data structures, typing, and functional techniques. From there it moves to the heart of Erlang: concurrency, distributed systems, and live code updates. Along the way, readers meet testing tools, the OTP framework for building and releasing applications, message passing across nodes, storage with Mnesia and ETS, and network programming. Illustrated with playful examples, it aims to make a famously quirky language approachable.
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