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What reviewers say about Erlang

Generated with AI from 8 reviews on Trustburn · updated 34 days ago

Customers describe Erlang as a powerful and elegant language that enables the creation of scalable and fault-tolerant systems. They frequently praise the extensive documentation and the supportive community that is always ready to help.
What does Erlang do?

Erlang is an open-source programming language designed for building robust, fault-tolerant distributed applications. It was originally developed at the Ericsson Computer Science Laboratory in Sweden and is now released freely to encourage its adoption outside of Ericsson.

Are there any complaints about Erlang?

The reviews on file do not mention specific complaints.

What do people say about Erlang outside Trustburn?

Outside of Trustburn, discussions highlight that Erlang was built on processes rather than actors and that its early books focus heavily on fundamentals. People also note that resources like Learn You Some Erlang are good starting points and that the language compiles down to the same underlying OTP system as Elixir.

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Sergey Yurgenson
Reviews 1

I really enjoy using Erlang for our projects. It's a powerful programming language that allows us to build robust and reliable systems. The documentation is extensive and easy to follow, making it a pleasure to work with. I would highly recommend Erlang to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient programming language.

Krysia Mezger
Reviews 1

Erlang has been a crucial part of our development stack for years. The language itself is elegant and efficient, allowing us to write high-performance code. The community is also very supportive, always ready to help and share their knowledge. I would rate Erlang as excellent.

Ross Bay
Reviews 1

Erlang is simply amazing! 😃 The language itself is powerful and easy to work with. It allows us to build highly concurrent systems with ease. The OTP framework is a treasure trove of powerful tools and patterns. We're really impressed with Erlang's capabilities and the community support.

Cathy Levine
Reviews 1

We've been using Erlang for several years and it has been a game-changer for our business. The language itself is powerful and flexible, allowing us to build scalable and fault-tolerant systems. The OTP framework provides a solid foundation for building distributed applications. The community is also fantastic, always willing to help and share their knowledge. We couldn't be happier with Erlang.

Shay Ohrel
Reviews 1

I've been using Erlang for a while now on various projects, and it never fails to impress me. It's a powerful language that allows for easy concurrency and fault tolerance. The documentation is also top-notch, making it easy to learn and use. I highly recommend Erlang to anyone working on distributed systems.

Louis Smith
Reviews 1

I have been using Erlang for several months now and I have to say, it has greatly improved the efficiency of our development process. The language itself is extremely powerful and allows us to build highly scalable and fault-tolerant systems. The community is also very helpful and supportive. Overall, I would rate Erlang as excellent.

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About Erlang

Erlang is an open-source programming language that is being released to encourage the spread of Erlang outside Ericsson. The entire source code of the current Erlang system is released free of charge.

Erlang also contains extensive libraries of code for building robust fault-tolerant distributed applications. All its software has been battle tested in a number of Ericsson products. It is based in Sweden and designed at the Ericsson Computer Science Laboratory.

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erlang.org