Pyrlang – An Erlang node implemented in Python using gevent library, striving to be compatible with both Python 2 and Python 3…

Do you remember List Incomprehensions? Well… there is more! And it will take us all the way down to the core of Erlang!

Concurrency. Parallelism. These terms get used a lot in development discussions, and especially in Elixir and Erlang circles. But what do they mean?

Continuing with what we saw in the previous post, we’ll talk about what happens when you decide to define your own behavior.

A list of tips and heuristics on how to work with Erlang/OTP Behaviors and how to define your own ones.

Imagine there is something wrong with the water pressure in your house. You have to call to the plumber service. They say that there is a…

While trying to improve the performance of JSON encoding in an Erlang application last year, I came to wonder about the different representations one can use when writing data to disk or sending it over a socket, and how they map to the OS’s underlying f…

Over the last few weeks I’ve been working on ErlangPL as my Google Summer of Code project. The part of the project I’ve been working on aimed at analysing the performance of the ETS (Erlang Term…

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