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Parallelism vs concurrency in programming

From this terrific article on parallelism vs concurrency.

From the original article by Joe Armstrong:

Concurrent = two queues and one coffee machine.
Parallel = Two queues and two coffee machines.

A great 'software engineering principles' page on the Erlang website

While I was researching the Erlang "error kernel pattern" yesterday, I ran across this great link of Software Engineering Principles. It's a great "all in one page" collection titled "Programming Rules and Conventions".

As a quick example of what you'll find on that page, here is a list of the software engineering principles from the third chapter of that document:

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