Why bet365 is open sourcing its Erlang code
Bet365's Chandru Mullaparthi explains why the online betting giant has adopted Erlang - and why you should, too
The story of why bet365 has developed Erlang support libraries for the open source community begins with a challenge that is common in online businesses around the world. How do you scale your systems...
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