Author here, I'm really surprised to see the story reached top 3. All of them is true and thanks to Erlang still surprises me.

My current stack is Elixir + Rustler on server and Rust + Wasm at frontend. Thanks for reading :)

Thank you so much for the write up! I've been avoiding processes for some reason while I've been learning Elixir and this post pushed me to play with it today. And I started in Erlang and then managed to translate it to Elixir successfully!

I ran into this issue and I'm not sure if it's just a me thing.

When sending the message from the Pong REPL, the following didn't work for me:

```erl {ping, 'ping@localhost'} ! {pong, self()}. ```

When I checked, the PID of `self()` is different to the PID of the registered `pong` process. I needed to change it to the following:

```erl {ping, 'ping@localhost'} ! {pong, whereis(pong)}. ```

This sends the correct PID to the Ping process and we have an infinite loop counting up.

can you give advice on frontend pertinent Rust crates?