A record of my notes as I go through the Erlang In Anger textbook. Well, more precisely I'll be recording my answers to the exercises attached at the end of each chapter.
I adapted the structure from greentfrapp's Deep Learning Book Notes.
Context: Playing around with Elixir and Erlang for abit. Hoping that some of the learnings will carry over to any Elixir Projects I undertake but we'll see.
- 1 How To Dive Into A Code Base
- 2 Building Open Source Erlang Software(Hands-on WIP)
- 3 Planning For Overload
- 4 Connecting To Remote Nodes
- 5 Runtime Metrics(Hands-on WIP)
- 6 Reading Crash Dumps
- 7 Memory Leaks(Hands-on WIP)
- 8 CPU and Scheduler Hogs(Hands-on WIP)
- 9 Tracing(Hands-On and Open-ended WIP)
After reading through the book, I've come to the realization that it'd be better to go through learn you some erlang and the erlang exercisms before doing the hands on so I'm going to proceed there before returning to finish up the hands on exercises for relevant chapters.