Using lists:seq/2 in Erlang, you might found some slightly unexpected although perfectly documented results. It’s nothing spectacular but I think it’s nonetheless funny. (more…)

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

I find it interesting how the Erlang BEAM engine represents data in memory. Quick look: An Erlang list This is the in-memory layout of the Erlang … (more…)

language-ext - C# functional language extensions and 'Erlang like' concurrency system...

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