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#	Title	Author(s)	o+w(Y/N)	Transcriber
1.	Erlang for C, C++ and Java Programmers
2.	A Fault-tolerant server	Joe Armstrong	N
3.	A webserver daemon	Joe Armstrong	N
4.	Client in Erlang - Server in C	Joe Armstrong	N
5.	Setting up a wiki	Joe Armstrong	N
6.	Writing an Erlang Port using OTP Principles	Pete Kazmier
7.	Smerl Demo: Easy Function-Based Record Access in Erlang	Yariv Sadan
8.	Starting erlang
9.	Getting Started With Erlang
10.	An Erlang Course
11.	Concurrent Programming in ERLANG	Joe Armstrong, Robert Virding, Claes Wikstrom, Mike Williams	NA	NA
12.	Erlang in Real Time	Maurice Castro
13.	Parsing with yecc
14.	Erlang example programs	Joe Armstrong	N
15.	Controlling windows 95 from linux
16.	Writing Low-Pain Massively Scalable Multiplayer Servers	Joel Reymont
17.	Web Services using a TCP proxy server (Part 1 of 3)	Jay Nelson	N	Jay Nelson
18	Many-to-Many Relations Are Now at an ErlyDB Near You	Yariv Sadan
19	An Erlang primer	Johan Montelius

Tutorials in Languages other than English

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Chinese:

1.	Exploring Erlang Abstract Form--Retrieve Abstract Form from beam file
2.	Exploring Erlang Abstract Form--Module declaration and Form
3.	Exploring Erlang Abstract Form--Create and modify module on the fly