RIP.
Thank you for Erlang, the great programming language, it saves me a lot of time. And thank you for the book: Programming Erlang. It guides me to think the programming world in different, interesting, and simpler way.
I had dropped java/j2ee since 2006 and moved to ruby and erlang community. I hated the deployment of j2ee application and the dependencies of jars, i known ant/maven would solve the problem somehow, but i enjoy the way ror/otp does
This is not exactly what was requested by the current tutorial step. Feel free to play with the shell, anyway.
Erlang R13B04 (erts-5.7.5)
> node().
"This functionality has been disabled for security reasons in tryerlang.org."
> q().
"This functionality has been disabled for security reasons in tryerlang.org."
> ls().
"This functionality has been disabled for security reasons in tryerlang.org."
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