Question 1

How to add a link to Erlang Bookmarks?

Accepted Answer

Fork the repository, edit the ErlangBookmarks.md file to add your link, update the Contributors file with your name, and submit a pull request. Alternatively, you can message the maintainer on Twitter with the link.

Question 2

Is Erlang Bookmarks updated regularly?

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Updates are irregular and depend on community pull requests, with no scheduled releases. This means it might not always have the latest resources or fixes for broken links.

Question 3

Can I trust the resources in Erlang Bookmarks?

Accepted Answer

Resources are community-vetted via pull requests, but there's no formal verification process. Always cross-check with official documentation or other sources before relying on them for critical projects.

Question 4

What types of Erlang resources are included?

Accepted Answer

It includes tutorials, libraries, tools, and articles for all skill levels, from beginner guides to advanced techniques, as aggregated from various web sources, per the project description.

Question 5

Erlang Bookmarks vs official Erlang documentation?

Accepted Answer

Erlang Bookmarks complements official docs by curating community resources like third-party libraries and tutorials, but for core language reference, Erlang.org is more authoritative and regularly updated.

Question 6

How does Erlang Bookmarks compare to other Erlang resource lists?

Accepted Answer

It's open-source and community-driven, allowing contributions, whereas other lists might be static or individually curated. However, it may lack the advanced features of paid or professionally maintained directories.

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