Comments on: eFortunes 0.1: a distributed, scalable and fault-tolerant fortunes server developed in Erlang http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/ Tomorrow could be worse Fri, 21 Nov 2008 06:14:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.11 by: msanchez http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-271 Tue, 05 Dec 2006 09:35:53 +0000 http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-271 Nowadays, I had no enough spare time yet to take a deep look into erlware as I liked to, but your comment made me visit the link you pointed out and I founded so much interesting for my erlang learning purposes. I think "Erlang On Rails" script from my colleague Javi Muñoz is good enough for learning (In fact, I'm using it right now for easily create new erlang apps), but the truth is that, for bigger applications some tool like erlware is almost mandatory... or just mandatory, in order to have a easy way to make robust and "standard" erlang applications with installation and doc generation support, as you pointed out in your post. And of course... thanks for your interest in my blog. Is good and nice to see how people reads your humble contributions to the world... even when the constribution is something like this ;) Regards, Mario Nowadays, I had no enough spare time yet to take a deep look into erlware as I liked to, but your comment made me visit the link you pointed out and I founded so much interesting for my erlang learning purposes.

I think “Erlang On Rails” script from my colleague Javi Muñoz is good enough for learning (In fact, I’m using it right now for easily create new erlang apps), but the truth is that, for bigger applications some tool like erlware is almost mandatory… or just mandatory, in order to have a easy way to make robust and “standard” erlang applications with installation and doc generation support, as you pointed out in your post.

And of course… thanks for your interest in my blog. Is good and nice to see how people reads your humble contributions to the world… even when the constribution is something like this ;)

Regards,
Mario

]]> by: martin logan http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-257 Fri, 01 Dec 2006 22:51:02 +0000 http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-257 I just noticed your interest in erlware - erlware is a not a web framework as such, but a standard build system that supports the creation of OTP applications. It is a solid foundation for good erlang applications and offers features like standard instalation and doc generation build targets as well as higher level features like log rotation. The build system is explained in the trap exit HowTo at http://wiki.trapexit.org/index.php/Building_An_OTP_Application you can also direct questions at the mailling list linked off of www.erlware.org under contacts. Cheers, Martin I just noticed your interest in erlware - erlware is a not a web framework as such, but a standard build system that supports the creation of OTP applications. It is a solid foundation for good erlang applications and offers features like standard instalation and doc generation build targets as well as higher level features like log rotation. The build system is explained in the trap exit HowTo at http://wiki.trapexit.org/index.php/Building_An_OTP_Application
you can also direct questions at the mailling list linked off of www.erlware.org under contacts.

Cheers,
Martin

]]> by: msanchez http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-228 Thu, 23 Nov 2006 07:46:38 +0000 http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-228 Thanks a lot for your comment. I had no idea about erlware before you wrote about it. I'll take a look into that URL as soon as I have some spare time ( not yet :( ). And of course... feel free to ask me for any doubt you have about eFortunes. I'll be glad to help you with that (or at least try it). See you Thanks a lot for your comment. I had no idea about erlware before you wrote about it. I’ll take a look into that URL as soon as I have some spare time ( not yet :( ).

And of course… feel free to ask me for any doubt you have about eFortunes. I’ll be glad to help you with that (or at least try it).

See you

]]> by: khigia http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-227 Thu, 23 Nov 2006 01:35:13 +0000 http://blogs.igalia.com/mario/2006/11/02/efortunes-01-a-distributed-scalable-and-fault-tolerant-fortunes-server-developed-in-erlang/#comment-227 I just begin to interest myself to Erlang, and your project is great for a newby to learn how to make an application. Thanks. I like the "erlang on rails" script. But I also found Erlware (http://erlware.org/) which is another "on railer". I just begin to interest myself to Erlang, and your project is great for a newby to learn how to make an application. Thanks.
I like the “erlang on rails” script. But I also found Erlware (http://erlware.org/) which is another “on railer”.

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