Dive into Erlang with this beginner-friendly course! Learn the basics, write small programs, and expand your programming skills in a fun and engaging way.
This Erlang for beginners course is your gateway to understanding and writing Erlang programs. With 30 lectures packed into 2.5 hours, you'll grasp the essentials and even create your own projects!
Understand what Erlang is and be able to write small Erlang programs
Coders are in high demand in virtually all industries nowadays – a trend that is only set to continue in future years. For that very reason, finding employment as a programmer is increasingly competitive. Adding Erlang to your list of programming languages is a fantastic way to stand out from the growing crowd of job-seeking coders. It's a unique language that has its own specialised niche, so having it in your arsenal is definitive proof that you're a pro.
Expand your knowledge of programming languages
Understand what Erlang is and where it came from
Write your own small Erlang programs
Add an esoteric language to your repertoire
Gain a new, unique perspective of coding
Write your own Erlang Program
This Erlang for beginners online course offers an extensive introduction to the world of Erland. Designed with complete beginners in mind, it features 30 lectures and 2.5 hours of content that will teach you all of the Erlang basics (and more besides).
You'll learn about the origins of Erlang, what makes it so different to other languages, and work your way up to building small, compiled programs with this rare language. The emphasis is on hands-on, practical experience, so be prepared to dive straight in at the deep end.
Beginning with installation, features and syntax, you'll quickly get to grips with creating functions with Erlang, conditional flow and looping and working with process IDs. Then it's into the core of Erlang; lists, recursions, comprehensions, pattern matching, types and type conversions, exception handling, records and more. If it sounds complicated, don't worry; our expert tutor will guide you every step of the way.
By the end of the course, you'll know how to build basic programs with Erlang and will have a solid foundation of knowledge to build on. If you're an aspiring programmer of any kind or even an experienced one looking for a new challenge, then this course is for you.
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Erlang is a functional programming language originally developed by Ericsson to build software for its telecommunications products. It's completely different to most other programming languages out there, and is in fact more like an operating system than anything else. It can be used for a variety of tasks including monitoring systems and distributing databases, among others.
Understand what Erlang is and where it came from
Understand Erlang syntax
Know how lists work in Erlang and be able to manipulate them
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I take courses like these to get a general overview of a topic before diving in books or other materials. For that purpose this short course is very good.
This course is a great introduction to Erlang, well explained with examples to follow along easily. The course also wettens my appetite to go on learning more of this interesting language.
first 3 or 4 videos are just introduction, and history that I really don't need, overall experience instructor is very clear and knowledgeable, I don't really liked the language, erlang is not really my programming language
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While the basics of Erlang were covered the examples were a jumbled mess. I expect that an instructor will have rehearsed the script and content he would be using and have it better organized.
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Achei o curso muito introdutório e sem nexo, com o instrutor apenas apresentando a sintaxe da linguagem sem demonstrar o uso prático, por exemplo, conduzindo o desenvolvimento da solução de um problema simples que aplicasse os conceitos da linguagem que ele queria transmitir. Valeu apenas pela exposição visual, para acostumar com o "desenho" dos fontes.
I was expecting more advance topic.
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Danny B.
Strong intro, decent progression, gets pretty bad on video 11. Working with Process ID's was hard to watch. The instructor should be willing to start re-recording if he starts an example and realizes he doesn't quite know how to do something or what it means.