The System Documentation section of erlang docs has well written getting started guides: http://erlang.org/doc/ -- they were the only reference we had before these silly books started showing up a few years ago.
(implied: i was erlanging before it was cool. you probably hadn't heard of it back then.)
Just remember to learn Erlang in layers. Vague order of learning: base language/runtime, APIs, more runtime, more APIs, concurrency, behaviors, nodes, more APIs, multi-nodes, ports, drivers, nifs, ...
(implied: i was erlanging before it was cool. you probably hadn't heard of it back then.)
Just remember to learn Erlang in layers. Vague order of learning: base language/runtime, APIs, more runtime, more APIs, concurrency, behaviors, nodes, more APIs, multi-nodes, ports, drivers, nifs, ...