1. Yaws is a high-performance HTTP/1.1 server written in Erlang.

2. Erlang is a concurrent programming language and runtime system that was originally developed in 1987 by Ericsson for their own proprietary use.

3. It builds an Erlang expression in abstract form and returns an anonymous function which can dynamically evaluate it later.

4. This works because of a system in Erlang called pattern matching, which we will look at in more detail later.

5. In Erlang the last line of a function is the implied return value (just like Ruby) and it always ends in a period.

6. Variables in Erlang must start with a capital letter and be followed by any combination of upper and lowercase letters and underscores (see Listing 28).

7. In Erlang there is no need for loops because tail recursive functions are transparently optimized to run in constant space.

8. Erlang has no shared memory, and in it all state is immutable.

9. An Erlang developer is not tasked with the responsibility of manual memory management with keywords like "for" or "while" or "do".

10. A method for analyzing the Erlang capacity of reverse link in multiple rates CDMA systems is proposed, and the reduced capacity compared to the single rate CDMA systems is yielded.

11. In Erlang, you separate these statements using a semicolon, so the basic Fibonacci function can be defined as shown in Listing 2.

12. This talk covers how to use Erlang to implement reliable, highly- concurrent HTTP-based services using the Yaws web server.

13. Erlang Mountain Tunnel arrived wearing Luding County, Luding night accommodation.

14. Errors in processes beyond those in the Erlang shell are handled and recorded by the error logger, a built-in process that handles the error reporting.

15. The Erlang language (developed by Ericsson) uses a VM to execute Erlang bytecodes and also to interpret Erlang from the source's abstract syntax tree.

16. One of the key design concepts of Erlang is that there is no shared memory between "process" instances. They only communicate via asynchronous messages.

17. A perfect way to see the benefits of the functional programming style, and how this works within Erlang, is to look at the Fibonacci function.

18. But their love was strongly opposed by her elder brother Erlang Shen, a god.

19. From Typesafe you have Akka that greatly simplifies the distributed processing model to give robust messaging based computing like Erlang.

20. The main focus is on stability and integration with existing Erlang tools (mainly the debugger, but also tracing, profiler, dialyzer (static code analyzer), etc).

21. If you caught my Crossing borders article on concurrent programming with Erlang, another functional language, you've had a bit of a head start.

22. With Ruby 1.9 adding Fibers (Coroutines) and the recent popularity of Erlang and Actors, a group of little known concepts entered the Ruby programming world.

23. Chapter 10 is a short chapter that gives you the tools you need to write distributed programs in Erlang.

24. The increase of large scale production systems written in Erlang is bound to grow dramatically in coming years.

25. What gave you the idea to create an IDE for Erlang?

26. The second command given to the emulator spawns an anonymous function as an Erlang process and returns the process id.

27. The domain I have chosen is investment finance. You will see how easy it is to translate plain English at runtime and execute it in the Erlang Runtime System.

28. Do what you cannot do ( or is difficult to do ) in Erlang.

29. When told the data are from an exponential or Erlang distribution the Six Sigma Black Belt should know that the run chart is preferred over the standard X control chart.

30. This will be used during identification so that you can send messages to a named instance of Erlang.

31. Dr. Armstrong spends his time pointing out how Erlang attempts to implement object ideas and OO language characteristics.

32. Fortunately, Erlang has a solution for this distributed programming problem too.

33. One of its interesting features is the actor-based concurrency support that is modeled after the Erlang programming language.

34. The book is suitable for everyone from novices in functional languages to those who have experience with Erlang and want to improve their skills.

35. Pattern matching in Erlang also handles the execution flow of individual statements, and extracts the individual vales from compound data types (tuples,(http:///erlang.html) arrays).

36. A main difference between Erlang and more popular languages is that Erlang is primarily a functional programming language.

37. In an object oriented programming language these rules would most likely be modeled by a list of instances; in Erlang we use functions.

38. Within Erlang, you can surround the individual operations within a process and then use messaging to handle the updates.

39. To start using distributed programming, first you need to start Erlang and give each instance of Erlang a unique name.

40. By statistical analysis,their distribution charac- ters are deduced that the non-production waiting time follows the Erlang distribution,while the fuel price fol- lows Weibull distribution.

41. This model is based on message passing, and is somewhat similar to the actor model used in Erlang and Scala.