Erlang on the Web

July 22, 2009

If you’re thinking about using Erlang for your next web application, here’s an IEEE Internet Computing article I co-authored with Steve Vinoski that’ll help get you started:

“Web developers find that the Erlang programming language originally conceived more than 20 years ago for building long-running, fault-tolerant, highly concurrent telephony systems is well-suited for server-side Web applications.”

Build your next web app with Erlang

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