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BeepBeep , Chicago Boss , Erlang Web , ErlyWeb , N2O , Nitrogen , Zotonic :
All comparison table of these Erlang solutions!
nitrogenproject.com/ - I played around with it a little, but abandoned it, because without a normal IDE I can’t write on anything ...
Here I found a comparison table of Erlang frameworks chicagoboss.org/projects/chicagoboss/wiki/Comparison_of_Erlang_Web_Frameworks
ErlyWeb still, for example. Works on top of yaws, however, there have been no updates for two years.
Alternatively, the latest issue of Functional Programming Practice has an article comparing Erlang and Node.js.
In addition to those mentioned, I will also add www.erlang-web.org to the piggy bank
RESTful framework for Erlang bitbucket.org/justin/webmachine/wiki/Home - used, works. Truth is, there are no commits for a long time.
Mochiweb as a low level framework github.com/mochi/mochiweb
I myself worked with MochiWeb - a cool thing, but it's just a web server.
I heard about WebMachine webmachine.basho.com/ (and it is being actively developed - see github.com/basho/webmachine/commits/master ) - this is a REST framework that contains MochiWeb as a web server and allows you to define callbacks for a bunch of events. And in my opinion it is used in Riak - this is such a database in Erlang. Itself did not work with WebMachine.
There is also “ZOGtonik CMS - gas-veg CMS on yglang”)) zotonic.com/ This is a real CMS for erlang, uses PostgreSQL as a database, erlydtl (port of django templates) for templating. Didn't work with her either.
The coolest web framework is N2O 4.5 MQTT https://mqtt.n2o.space
It can even work without a web server!
Zotonic CMS zotonic.com
excellent framework and CMS 5 years flight normal
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