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Comment · 2 years ago

Happy Birthday Erlang 22yrs of Open Source: The inside story, before and after erlang-solutions.com

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A Computer Culture for Children [video] youtube.com

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Optimising for Concurrency: Comparing the BEAM and JVM virtual machines erlang-solutions.com

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Comment · 6 years ago

This is another keynote from CodeMesh in memory of Joe joining together the tiddly wiki and the SonicPi, by Sam, Erlang co-inventor Robert Virding and tiddly wiki inventor Jeremy Rushton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUji_DlXjm8

Comment · 6 years ago

It was a keynote he did together with Sam. Loved it....

COVID19 is forcing change, some of it to stay: My thoughts on remote training erlang-solutions.com

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Simon Peyton-Jones on computer science in school curriculums [video] youtube.com

147 francescoc 7 years ago 46 comments

Great post on who is using Erlang, why they are using it and why you should care erlang-solutions.com

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Comment · 7 years ago

Appreciate your kind words Luke.

Comment · 7 years ago

We are happy that he lived to see the results of his passionate work. Not many ahead of their time do.

Comment · 7 years ago

This is the third introduction, previous ones being Joe Armstrong and Tony Hoare, ahead of the panel discussion where the three discuss their approaches to concurrency. The Panel discussion will be released next week.

Carl Hewitt, Creator of the Actor Model on Concurrency Past, Present and Future erlang-solutions.com

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Joe Armstrong, Erlang co-inventor, talks concurrency and what it means to him erlang-solutions.com

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Comment · 7 years ago

Hi everyone, a note to say this is the first of four videos we plan on releasing. The next one (this week) will be Joe Armstrong, followed by Carl Hewitt next week. The videos will follow with a one hour panel discussion which I moderate where they talk about the past, present and future of concurrency models. Stay tuned!!!