By bloid
via onlamp.com
Published: Sep 14 2007 / 17:32
For this article, I'm assuming you're familiar with the general ideas behind functional programming, and that you have at least a conceptual grasp of concurrency. I'm also counting on you having at least an intermediate level of experience programming in any language. However, I'm not assuming you know any Erlang, so don't worry if this is the first time you've ever heard of the language.
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