Erlang is a language developed to let mere mortals write, test, deploy, and debug fault-tolerant concurrent software. a Developed at the Swedish telecom company Ericsson in the late 1980s, it started ...

Erlang is one of those early languages which were based on the functional programming paradigm which was developed back in somewhere 1986 internally within Ericsson for proprietary use. The immediate ...

Erlang is a concurrent and functional programming language whose development favors practicability over purity. It is production oriented. Along with its concurrency characteristics, Erlang also ...

In writing this program I attempt to learn some of the basics of the Erlang language. I start off with a program that takes in a date and will give you the day of the week that was on. It can go back ...

Functional programming experts Simon Thompson and John Hughes discuss functional programming in today’s computing environments, particularly through the use of the Erlang and Haskell languages. In ...

Abstract: Erlang programming language is developed for programming concurrent, distributed and fault-tolerant systems. The native support for concurrency makes Erlang an efficient language for ...

Erlang is a hip functional language, developed by Joe Armstrong of Ericsson in the 1980s that explicitly facilitates concurrent programming by enabling distinct parallel processes (as opposed to ...