I'm trying to learn more about Erlang than the toy projects I've been playing with. To this end, I'm reading through Programming Erlang and some of the archives from Armstrong on Software. I would also like to read over some example (preferably production) code that showcases the sorts of things you can build with Erlang that would be disproportionately difficult in other languages. Aside from (I assume) Yaws, are there any publicly available examples of beautiful Erlang code that I could read through to gain a better understanding of the language and/or see the idiomatic uses for various language constructs? I'm specifically not looking for code that gets the job done but uses questionable practices, or examples along the lines of here's how you write factorial in Erlang.In the same vein, can anyone recommend any good literature for learning this language (other than the mentioned Programming Erlang)? For preference, something you yourself used to learn it, but if there's some community standard books for it, throw those in too.
Beautiful Erlang Code
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Another good reference is Erlang and OTP in Action.About the code samples: it is kind of hard to find best practices for Erlang, but I would suggest you try these websites:TrapexitErlang Programming LanguageErlang FactoryPlanet ErlangErlang SolutionsCheck the links from this article (open source software written in erlang) and you might find interesting code.