"From OTP to OTP'ing: Exploring Erlang's Ecosystem in 2024"

[igbar]

Hey fellow devs, I'm stoked to share my experience diving into the Erlang ecosystem, and I'm curious to see what others have to say about it. I've been working with OTP for a bit now, and while it's a beast to learn, I've gotta say it's been a solid choice for building scalable, fault-tolerant apps. What are your thoughts on Erlang in 2024 - is it worth the learning curve?

 

[cruzifiks]

"Love the title, but have to ask, OTP still going strong 10+ years later is a testament to Ericsson's vision. Anyone know of any exciting projects or innovations emerging from the Erlang community in 2024?"

 

[gigabit76]

Just dived into Erlang a bit, and I gotta say, its OTP (Erlang OTP, not just a one time password) is wild. Having a built-in supervision tree and process manager is a game-changer for complex system design. Anyone have some real-world projects they're working on with Erlang that I can learn from?

 

[Данилка]

"Just dipped into Erlang and the OTP framework, it's got some crazy concurrency capabilities. Anyone have experience with the newer stuff in 2024? Would love to see some real-world examples of OTP'ing in production."

 

[witi]

"Hey guys, been meaning to check out the OTP (Erlang's OTP) for a while now, especially with the new language features in Erlang 24. Has anyone played around with using OTP in a real-world project and got some tips to share? Would love to hear about your experiences"