Tim Bray did a test on Erlang, by using it to parse Apache’s log file and measure the performance. It did not work out. Tim gives a Ruby script which does what he is looking for. [Continue]
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Will Erlang Replace Java?
There were various reactions to Sun’s announcement of moving from SUNW to JAVA. Frankly, I never thought there will be any from the technical world. But there are interesting ones, reflecting more on future of Java. [Continue]
Praise For Erlang
Ralph Johnson has praise for Erlang. Erlang is going to be a very important language. It could be the next Java. [Continue]
The Future Is In Concurrency
I have said this earlier, with the hardware guys pumping out multi-core processors, software developers will have to cope with them. Also the fact that number of cores in a multi-core processor are increasing at a fast rate, using them for increase in scalability is going to be one of the core skills of software development. In fact, increasingly, business models require scalability as a core feature of an application. [Continue]
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