Haskellers who want to experiment with the concepts of Erlang in Haskell can now do so with an experimental Erlang-like distributed computing framework called ‘remote’. It’s quite basic but covers concurrency, selective receive of messages, local and global registration of processes, and trapping exits. Related Microsoft Research Paper.
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