DevotionGeo

DevotionGeo

Erlang Master Classes - by Joe Armstrong, Francesco Cesarini and Simon Thompson

@AstonJ You mentioned Kent University’s MOOC. There is another YouTube channel by Kent University and it has three of Erlang’s master classes.

  1. Erlang Master Class 1: Functional Programming by Simon Thompson
  2. Erlang Master Class 2: Concurrent Programming by Joe Armstrong
  3. Erlang Master Class 3: OTP Behaviours and Releases by Francesco Cesarini

Joe Armstrong doesn’t need an introduction. Francesco Cesarini and Simon Thompson co-authored Erlang Programming in 2009 and Erlang by Example in 2011, and Francesco Cesarini also wrote Designing for Scalability with Erlang/OTP in 2016.

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AstonJ

AstonJ

Ah I forgot about those - I think we need a dedicated thread for them DG! Shall we split into a new thread for the #backend-developer-forum:backend-learning-resources section? :nerd: Prob should add one for the MOOCs as well (I want to go through them after Programming Erlang).

herminiotorres

herminiotorres

I need to watch these three videos for the Erlang Master Class

herminiotorres

herminiotorres

@DevotionGeo Do you watch this Erlang master class course on YouTube? What your thoughts about it?

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