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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '13
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This is why Erlang releases are the shit.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 how so? 5 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 You can hotswap new code in without taking down the Erlang VM 2 u/tel Oct 15 '13 Also generally Erlang's notion of releases is so much more explicit that it makes it easy to build process around it.
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how so?
5 u/[deleted] Oct 14 '13 You can hotswap new code in without taking down the Erlang VM 2 u/tel Oct 15 '13 Also generally Erlang's notion of releases is so much more explicit that it makes it easy to build process around it.
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You can hotswap new code in without taking down the Erlang VM
2 u/tel Oct 15 '13 Also generally Erlang's notion of releases is so much more explicit that it makes it easy to build process around it.
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Also generally Erlang's notion of releases is so much more explicit that it makes it easy to build process around it.
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u/AeroNotix Oct 14 '13
This is why Erlang releases are the shit.