Dale Harvey just recently updated erldocs.com with R14A support. If you are doing any erlang development, or even looking to just learn a bit about erlang, I highly recommend using erldocs over the official documentation. The ease of use just makes looking up a module, function, or argument so much easier. And the search is real-time so you can basically use it as a discovery tool. For instance, did you know Erlang has an IDL compiler? or a tftp server? What’s your favorite heretofore unknown Erlang standard library ‘gem’?
Additionally, http://github.com/daleharvey/erldocs.com has instructions for how to use with your own libraries and now includes support for mochiweb…
Hey, cheers for the post
one quick thing, I completely screwed up the old repo beyond repair (committed a mass of stuff in the history that made the repo too large) so I started again from scratch, the new link is http://github.com/daleharvey/erldocs
as for my favourite hidden erlang module, http://erldocs.com/R14A/et/et.html?i=0&search=phone#phone_home/4 made me laugh, especially the function description.
yikes, thanks for the update, Dale.