Rui CarmoErlang is a language I’ve studiously avoided despite actually having been trained to use it by Ericsson, back when we lived in caves and had no mobile data. Obviously, these days I have trouble even reading it.
Resources
| Category | Date | Link | Notes |
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| Derivatives | 2015 | Lisp Flavored Erlang | Insanely awesome, or awesomely insane, I’m not quite sure. |
| Interop | 2014 | py | distributed Python for the Erlang ecosystem |
| IoT | 2023 | Nerves Livebook | a Nerves-based firmware image to run Livebook on the Raspberry Pi |
| Machine Learning | Livebook | a Jupyter-like environment written in Elixir |
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| Reference | 2015 | Learn You Some Erlang | For great good! |
| Runtime | Erlang on Xen | ||
| 2015-01 | Nerves-Project | Cross-compiled Erlang for Embedded Devices |
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| 2020 | Enigma | a nearly complete OTP runtime implemented in Rust |
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| AtomVM | an OTP runtime for ESP series MCUs |
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| Servers | 2021 | maddy | a composable email server with IMAP, SMTP, DKIM, SPF, DMARC, DANE and MTA-STS support |
| Web | 2013 | Nitrogen | Very complete framework, with a somewhat iffy notion of views. Not crazy about the way it generates JavaScript. |
| Webmachine | |||
| Zotonic | A complete CMS |
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| BeepBeep | Also on the “stable” side of things. |
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| Spooky | Inspired by Sinatra, apparently, and pretty straightforward for RESTful stuff. |
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| Erylweb | The “traditional” thing, pretty much dead, apparently, even though it’s in active use in many places. Let’s call it “stable”. |
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| 2014 | elli | A small, performant web server |
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| 2014-11 | Phoenix | the Elixir web framework |