Multi-lingual Erlang
summary
Examines multiple interoperability methods for integrating Erlang with other languages and systems, comparing techniques such as ports, C nodes, NIFs, and external APIs to evaluate their trade-offs and suitability. Focuses on practical merits of each approach when building multi-language products with Erlang.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Overview
- 1:25Properties of the Erlang system
- 3:50Adding "new" datatypes
- 4:30Basic tools
- 6:46LFE (Lisp Flavoured Erlang)
- 8:53Elixir - "new" datatypes
- 12:27Luerl - Lua datatypes
- 14:11Erlang ports
- 17:47NIFs (Natively implemented functions)
- 22:10C-nodes
- 23:49Which one?: native languages
- 25:19Which one?: non-native languages
- 27:10Which one?: external systems
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