Kurt wrote:
> Its a pretty slow start, and presumably some people who've read Joe's
> book, or are otherwise sufficiently advanced, would be starting at 4.
> I haven't (hurry up, Amazon!), so I'm biased towards beginner-ness,
> and if I'm being overly cautious jump up and down and wave or
> something:)
So, my PE arrived (yay, Amazon!).
But.
It completely blows the above approach out of the water.
If you've not read the book and are interested in Erlang you
really should read it.
The big things from the book that affect erlstomp are :
- *very* simple approach to gen_server
- example irc server
- example shoutcast server
- intro to ets/dets and Mnesia
(Shoutcast shows how to do sockets, haven't read IRC chapter yet,
but pretty sure its gen_server and its doing very similar things
to Stomp (clients-messages-servers, and irc channels are reasonably
similar to Stomp subscriptions).
I'm going to read a bit more, but with other things won't be coding
for a while yet.
From reading a few chapters, it looks as if it should be possible
to do the basics of an erlstomp server in a few hours or less.
Anyone keen? If not, I'll see if I can do something in week or so.
Cheers, Kurt.
ps : list is pretty quiet (think everyone has gotten busy, no?)
But I'm keen to do an erlstomp for myself anyway, so will keep
muddling along with it (and sending messages to the list) until
either someone writes it for me or Tomasz unsubscribes me :)
Under the assumption that anyone will jump in and push things
in a particular direction at the stage it gets interesting to them
or they're frustrated about moving too slowly.
