I was looking at Amazon and
“The Power of Events: An Introduction to Complex Event Processing in Distributed Corporate Systems” sounds like she has too much fluff, but other options:
“Event-based programming: taking events to the limit” sounds too strong like a cookbook and binds you to specific frameworks in certain languages that are limited in a domain, so it’s probably not very general in theory.
"Distributed event-based systems" is the name Springer, and most likely just a reprint of a bunch of handwavy magazine articles tangentially related to programming events, judging by other Springer books, how I had the misfortune to buy, at ~ $ 100, I don't consider it good one.
Is it better for me to go with something like "Erlang Programming: Software for a Parallel World" or, perhaps, another name that someone can recommend to this not bad at all?
I want to actually develop an application that works reliably and does not contain spaghetti code, and understand what I'm doing above the level of cookbook examples for a specific structure, but I'm not interested in proving theorems on calculus Pi.
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