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by dnautics
2229 days ago
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much of it is a lot of hard work getting to support TLS 1.3, which is nice. I have some TLS-dependent things in prod and let me say, it is really easy to do TLS in OTP. It's also easy to do TLS wrong in OTP, so I recommend watching all of Bram Verburg and Ingela Anderton Antin's videos first. the socket library (if I am correct) is the beginning of redoing the entire network stack in a way that is more commensurate with the way that typical programmers expect (but with the right erlang-ey). > Allow underscores in numeric literals to improve readability This is great whenever a language does it. > The embedded documentation is created as docchunks (EEP 48) It looks like the erlang community is converging on the elixir strategy for documentation. This is fantastic, since elixir documentation is quite good, and it shows that the two languages are starting to put their friendly animosity aside and really working together. > distributed named process groups is introduced This is kind of huge. Sometimes you want a locking, fully consistent process management (so CRDTs are inappropriate), and you don't want a full raft/paxos under the hood. |
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