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cyberlync
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Comment #16377655
Agile and Scrum (big A/S) have faded into agile and scrum (little a/s). The 'One True and Holy Process' has faded into a set of processes that organization iterates on. The process…
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Comment #16225412
I primarily look for signs of the ability and interest in self-teaching. A front-end developer exploring the backend? Great! A backend developer playing with probabilistic systems?…
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Comment #9668565
This is true as well.
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Comment #9668560
Its mostly about approach. LFE (literally Lisp Flavored Erlang) is Erlang with an S-expression based syntax. Joxa is a self contained Lisp that happens to run on the Erlang VM. Tho…
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Comment #9668550
Thats exactly what it means. Its has a very simple syntax that is a nice mix of the semantics of Core Erlang laid on very straightforward and minimal lisp. The goal was to build up…
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Comment #5646481
We do ErlangCamp at cost, more or less, as a service to the community. Generally it comes out to between a 100 and 150 dollars a seat. Considering the quality of the speakers and t…
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Comment #3618037
I will do that (its a great idea by the way) Yes it does have scheme like names. No you do not have to sharpquote. Its a lisp 1 not a lisp 2
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Comment #3618033
It depends on what you mean by not as well developed. If by that you mean maturity. Probably, its much newer and has just had its very first early alpha release.
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Comment #3618024
LFE is a Lisp 2. It has ':' which is the equivalent of funcall.
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Comment #2028360
the fact that the gen_server is using a gen_fsm and that that requires two processes has little or no effect on the number of simultaneous clients you can have. Unless I am missing…
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Comment #1970718
I hope you like the book and checkout what else we are working on : erlware.org and erlangcamp.com