Erlang DC: December 3rd, 2011
ErlangDC is coming up in a month and will be featuring our own Eric Merritt speaking on building enterprise applications with Erlang and Sinan, as well as other great presentations from Erlang experts....
View ArticleMajor OpaDo Speed-Up with @publish
I received a patch for OpaDo from Francois Regis Sinot that has made the hosted OpaDo http://opado.org on Dotcloud MUCH faster, adding and removing item is now instantaneous. He placed @publish around...
View ArticleOpa Plugin Development with a PubNub Example
This will be a two part series of posts on writing plugins for Opa. One of Opa’s greatest features is you write everything in the functional, staticly typed Opa language. This even includes the...
View ArticleNew Screencast: Sinan – Building Enterprise Erlang Applications
Sinan – Building Enterprise Application from Eric Merritt on Vimeo.
View ArticleErlang, Cowboy and Batman.js for Building Web Applications
I’ll have a complete walk of through using Cowboy and Batman.js to build the TodoMVC clone in a few days. For now I have the slides from my talk at the Chicago Erlang User Group: Chicago Erlang User...
View ArticleCowboy and Batman.js for Erlang Web Development
Why Cowboy and Batman.js There are a lot of Erlang web frameworks out there today. Not all are modeled after the MVC model (see Nitrogen), but I think all of them are addressing the problem the wrong...
View ArticleSinan Releases and Being Right
Fred, of Learn You Some Erlang for Great Good, today posted on his blog about the problems around how rebar handles releases, Rebar Releases and Being Wrong. The problems he mentions and a few others...
View ArticleMaru Models: JSON to Erlang Record with Custom Types
Working with Erlang for writing RESTful interfaces JSON is the communication “language” of choice. For simplifying the process of JSON to a model the backend could work with efficiently I’ve created...
View ArticleProjmake-mode: Flymake Replacement
There is a great new Emacs plugin from Eric Merritt that like FlyMake builds your code and highlights within Emacs any errors or warnings, but unlike FlyMake builds across the whole project. You can...
View ArticleRunning Opa Applications on Heroku
TL;DR Opa Buildpack Example Opa application source Example Opa application running on Heroku As I’ve mentioned before, Opa is a new web framework that introduces not only the framework itself but a...
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