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Here some Lisp Flavored Erlang I coded in the form of a simple OTP app on a lay sunday. http://github.com/dysinger/lfe-otp-ping-pong
Anyway we are telling each other stuff we both know :) It's just fun to hack some erlang IMO
If I was going to go the bare-metal route I would def use webmachine.
I agree it's possible - I've done some mochiweb work myself. It's about the equiv of using rack when there is merb & rails - or java servlets vs gwt or python wsgi ws django. there are benefits to a framework if you want rapid progress on a web app.
Anders I would agree that nitrogen's use of records & it's .NET influence are two turn offs. What else do we have in erlang for web dev?
A group for network and system administrators.
Have you guys seen this ? http://jlongster.com/blog/2009/06/17/write-apps-iphone-scheme/ and this video ? http://jlongster.com/blog/2009/07/5/remotely-debugging-iphone-scheme/
I too love scheme and work up early to hack on some gambit termite utility to update all my source projects in parallel :)
Profile Information
- Occupation:
- Analyst, Consultant, Manager, Software Developer, Web Developer
- Software Language Proficiencies / Interests:
- Erlang, Java, Lisp, Ruby
- Website:
- http://tim.dysinger.net
- Twitter Username
- dysinger
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 4:41pm on December 31, 2007,
Daniel Leuck said… - Welcome Tim! I enjoyed reading your blog. I have to give Mindstorm a try sometime soon. I've been hoping to see a Java programmable robot toolkit in the hobbyist space with a little more sophistication and a rich accessory set, but so far no luck...
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