Ningependa juu kwa urefu zaidi kuhusu hii language ya ERLANG

Ni functional, Scripting Language most used in Concurrency programming, kwa hiyo ni nzuri kwa wanafanya Apps kama Chat App, ndio imetumika kwenye Chat applications na Network ndio inaipa nguvu Facebook chat, WhatsApp, Amazon na Simu nyingi sana zinatumia hii Language, Learning Curve yake ni ndefu kidogo, Kama unataka Kuunda such systems You can learn it, Kwa Tanzania Utakuwa ni mmoja wa watu wachache sana mnaofanya hiyo Language, Ila nina uhakika Unaweza Jifunza.
 
Ungependa kujua nini? It is a functional programming language, very powerful for writing fault tolerant applications(the best at this i believe, Erlang applications never crash, it was written mainly to power telecommunications systems, whatsapp is written in Erlang).

It is not as hard as the other guy(stormryder ) said, only that you need to get your head around functional programming. I recommend a book Programming Erlang by the Pragmatic Programmers and Learn yourself some Erlang for the greater good. I learned Erlang from those two books.

There's another Language which is even better, it is Elixir. Elixir leverages BEAM, the Erlang VM, known for running low-latency, distributed and fault-tolerant systems. If you come from a Ruby/Python background, Elixir was written by a guy who is still a Contributor to the Ruby/Rails Programming Language, so he took all the best features of Ruby (elegance,beautiful syntax, easy to read code etc) and all the best features of Erlang(functional programming, concurrency, parallel programming, compiled, fault tolerant etc etc ) and made Elixir. Just the other day, somebody tweeted "Elixir makes Nodejs feel like PHP"

In my opinion, functional programming is going to dominate the future so if you're really interested i'd suggest you start learning yourself some Erlang/Elixir. Elixir, Go & Rust are the future of server & systems programming. - my opinion.
 
zech said:
Ungependa kujua nini? It is a functional programming language, very powerful for writing fault tolerant applications(the best at this i believe, Erlang applications never crash, it was written mainly to power telecommunications systems, whatsapp is written in Erlang).

It is not as hard as the other guy(stormryder ) said, only that you need to get your head around functional programming. I recommend a book Programming Erlang by the Pragmatic Programmers and Learn yourself some Erlang for the greater good. I learned Erlang from those two books.

There's another Language which is even better, it is Elixir. Elixir leverages BEAM, the Erlang VM, known for running low-latency, distributed and fault-tolerant systems. If you come from a Ruby/Python background, Elixir was written by a guy who is still a Contributor to the Ruby/Rails Programming Language, so he took all the best features of Ruby (elegance,beautiful syntax, easy to read code etc) and all the best features of Erlang(functional programming, concurrency, parallel programming, compiled, fault tolerant etc etc ) and made Elixir. Just the other day, somebody tweeted "Elixir makes Nodejs feel like PHP"

In my opinion, functional programming is going to dominate the future so if you're really interested i'd suggest you start learning yourself some Erlang/Elixir. Elixir, Go & Rust are the future of server & systems programming. - my opinion.
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Thanks kwa Elimu
 
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zech said:
Ungependa kujua nini? It is a functional programming language, very powerful for writing fault tolerant applications(the best at this i believe, Erlang applications never crash, it was written mainly to power telecommunications systems, whatsapp is written in Erlang).

It is not as hard as the other guy(stormryder ) said, only that you need to get your head around functional programming. I recommend a book Programming Erlang by the Pragmatic Programmers and Learn yourself some Erlang for the greater good. I learned Erlang from those two books.

There's another Language which is even better, it is Elixir. Elixir leverages BEAM, the Erlang VM, known for running low-latency, distributed and fault-tolerant systems. If you come from a Ruby/Python background, Elixir was written by a guy who is still a Contributor to the Ruby/Rails Programming Language, so he took all the best features of Ruby (elegance,beautiful syntax, easy to read code etc) and all the best features of Erlang(functional programming, concurrency, parallel programming, compiled, fault tolerant etc etc ) and made Elixir. Just the other day, somebody tweeted "Elixir makes Nodejs feel like PHP"

In my opinion, functional programming is going to dominate the future so if you're really interested i'd suggest you start learning yourself some Erlang/Elixir. Elixir, Go & Rust are the future of server & systems programming. - my opinion.
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hanks ningependa ide inayotumikakatika erlang
 
hero7 said:
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hanks ningependa ide inayotumikakatika erlang
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You don't need any IDE, you just need a text editor. Most Erlang guys i know/ have met use Emacs, I use Vim for everything, you can use any IDE if you're an IDE guy choice is yours.
 
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