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我认为以下教程在 OTP 实践中具有相当现实的应用。
一个快速的 Web 服务器演示了一些未记录的 Erlang 功能
但我可能有偏见,因为我继续研究它以满足我有一些实际需求,该项目称为“iserve”。 但其他人已经将其用作学习材料,请参阅 pokingarounderlang on iserve< /a>.
I think that the following tutorial has a quite realistic application following OTP practices.
A fast web server demonstrating some undocumented Erlang features
But I might be biased since I continued work on it to meet some actual needs I had, the project is called 'iserve'. But other people have used it as study material, see pokingarounderlang on iserve.
我个人喜欢浏览 YAWS 和 ejabberd:两者都提供了一些有趣的技术,并且可以通过模块化进行修改。
I personally like to browse YAWS and ejabberd: both provide some interesting techniques and can be tinkered with being modular.
您是否看到了页面 http://beebole.com/erlang ?
它包含:
如何在 Ubuntu 上设置 Erlang 环境(使用 Mochiweb)
如何安装 Nginx Web 服务器
使用 Erlang 构建小型 Web 应用程序的视频教程
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Did you see the page http://beebole.com/erlang ?
It contains:
how to setup an Erlang environment(with Mochiweb) on Ubuntu
how to install the Nginx web server
a video tutorial to build a small web app using Erlang
eTap 实际上很好地概述了一些基本概念,但并不太复杂,难以理解。 它有一个服务并发送消息,输出格式化数据,并做一些有趣的事情。
如果您想学习如何进行 OTP,那么您最好的选择可能是 MochiWeb。 它更先进一些,但它具有带有主管/gen_servers 的完整 OTP 设置,并且可以很好地概述一般 OTP 系统的设置方式。
eTap actually is a good overview of some of the basic concepts but not too complicated to follow. It has a service and sends messages, outputs formatted data, and does interesting things.
If you want to learn how to do OTP then your best bet is probably MochiWeb. It's a little more advanced but it has a full OTP setup with supervisors/gen_servers and would be a good overview of how a general OTP system is setup.
我从Erlang 入门开始。 关于基本语言特征和并发模型的精彩综述。 另外一篇相当不错的论文是 A Erlang 的历史,因为我喜欢探索语言的根源。
我目前对 CouchDB 感兴趣,所以我开始研究它的源代码。 一开始可能不太好,但我很好奇它是如何工作的。
I have started with Getting Started with Erlang. Nice round-up about basic language characteristics and concurrency model. Also quite good paper is A History of Erlang, because I like to explore what roots language has.
I'm currently interested in CouchDB, so I started with going through its source. It might not be good for start, but I'm curious how it works.