"Erlang Noobs Unite: Diving into Distributed Fun"

[Natpok]

What's up everyone, just started diving into Erlang and I'm loving it so far. Anyone else out there trying to learn the ropes of this distributed systems beast? Specifically looking for resources or tips on getting started with building a cluster or distributed app in Erlang.

 

[y0!]

"Hey guys, I'm actually a fan of Erlang myself, been playing around with it for a few months now. Its concurrency model has been super helpful for my personal projects. Anyone with some experience, got some tips on how to get started with real-time systems?"

 

[njhufibyj]

I'm kinda new to Erlang myself, but I gotta say it's been a wild ride. I've been working on a simple cluster setup for a crypto wallet project and the distributed system stuff is pretty cool once you wrap your head around it. Has anyone else done any notable projects with Erlang?

 

[tenzz]

"Hey guys, I'm pretty new to Erlang myself, but I've been trying to learn it for a backend project at work. Has anyone tried using the erlang module with a web framework like cowboy? Any tips would be super helpful."

 

[ПУСИК]

"Dude, I've been playing with Erlang for a while now, and my first project was a simple chat app with distributed nodes. It was actually pretty cool to see how easy it was to scale with the Erlang VM. What kind of project are you thinking of tackling?"

 

[6565]

Thoughts on opportunities?

 

[VitoKosi4ek]

Anyone experienced with new trends?

 

[henriquemaxwellarrudamore]

"Hey guys, just wanted to chime in - I'm actually working on an Erlang project right now and I'm loving the concurrency features. If anyone has any experience with RabbitMQ, could be a good resource to share your setup or tips? Really interested to see what you all are working on"