If you had 1) looked up what ZeroMQ does, and 2) ever actually implemented a system in Erlang, you wouldn't dream of making a recommendation like this. It is completely irrelevant to the author of the article.
Further, Erlang makes no attempt to avoid undefined behavior. It provides mechanisms to restart pieces in a usable state to bring the system back into line rather than try to avoid or fix incorrect states.
Please don't post opinions about languages you have never done real work in. Your weekend project doesn't count.
Further, Erlang makes no attempt to avoid undefined behavior. It provides mechanisms to restart pieces in a usable state to bring the system back into line rather than try to avoid or fix incorrect states.
Please don't post opinions about languages you have never done real work in. Your weekend project doesn't count.