rokob

+1 I was also intrigued by "elid", the other response to this comment solved the mystery.

Erlang and OTP in Action https://www.manning.com/books/erlang-and-otp-in-action You build an application with increasing complexity. There are some other applications that are built along the way to demonstrate some ideas in a smaller scope, but the overall structure of the book is designed around making one application better as you learn more about OTP.

"We’re still pretty much the only company that tries digitalization of an end to end shipment."

Bullshit

Your statement is not universally true, it depends on the nonlinearity.

Microeconomic Theory - MWG https://www.amazon.com/Microeconomic-Theory-Andreu-Mas-Colel...

You can attack an idea without attacking a person. As long as people realize they are distinct from the code they write, you can be direct and brutal about code, without devolving into ad hominem. The problem is fostering a culture where people don't feel as if they are socially defined solely by the code they write.