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N2O: Erlang Web Framework on WebSockets
- rdtsc 13y agoI like it, great work Maxim! Some slides here (from Synrc Institute from Kiev): http://synrc.com/framework/web/ http://synrc.com/framework/web/
- pekk 13y agoWhy N2O? Is this erLanG on Laughing Gas?
- saraid216 13y agoIt's based off the Nitrogen Erlang framework, but it's not clear to me why that framework was named Nitrogen, either.
- RKlophaus 13y agoIt sounded cool. :) Also, elements. Source: I created Nitrogen. Excited to see these guys pushing boundaries; that's exactly what inspired Nitrogen in the first place. My hat is off to the synrc.com team for their work on N20, as well as Jesse Gumm (https://github.com/choptastic https://github.com/choptastic) for his hard work maintaining and improving Nitrogen as project lead for the past two years.
- davidw 13y agoI don't see the database support, what do they propose from that point of view?
- cpleppert 13y agoYou can rather easily use DETS (Disk Erlang Term Storage) for simple applications and Mnesia for larger ones. This is a simple approach that works quite well IMHO. This looks really great, Elixir plus this would be quite a nice web stack.
- 5HT 13y agoThe Database Support in another our Data Framework for Key-Value storages: https://github.com/synrc/kvs https://github.com/synrc/kvs
- joearms 13y agoThis makes Websockets so easy. Thanks for this, it's great.