"Programming Erlang: Software for a Concurrent World", by Joe Armstrong himself.
I have not read it completely, because the first chapters inspired me to start programming (in Erlang) and I haven't gotten back to the book yet.
I have not read it completely, because the first chapters inspired me to start programming (in Erlang) and I haven't gotten back to the book yet.
I invite you you to hop back into the book. I found it to be a fairly quick read for a technical book. The chapters are well motivated, and the code samples were well placed.
Since you have some additional experience with Erlang now, you might want to skip directly to the later chapters on libraries and frameworks, or on building real applications.