Open Source Erlang Frameworks

An Excel addin and server framework for implementing remote excel user-defined functions (UDFs). This framework is designed to provide a centralised warehouse of functions for Excel users (eg. within an organisation).

The Ceylan library is a Free (LGPL/GPL) General-purpose Portable Open Source C++ Library, offering frameworks and abstractions of lower-level layers to ease software development.

Chicago Boss is a server framework inspired by Rails and written in Erlang. It offers all the conveniences of modern web development, including Comet. What sets Chicago Boss apart from other non-Erlang frameworks is that it can handle large amounts of traffic without any drop in performance. What sets Chicago Boss apart from other Erlang frameworks is that it is easy to set up and use. Build your next website with Erlang, the world’s most advanced networking platform. Do you pine for a simpler time when web pages loaded in under one second? Chicago Boss is the answer to slow server software: a Rails-like framework for Erlang that delivers web pages to your users as quickly and efficiently as possible. Chicago Boss is already being used in production on a number of internal as well as public-facing websites. If you like what you've read so far, you can download the latest code, browse the API documents, read the PDF tutorial, check out our wiki, or come and talk to us!

As examples and best practices for using Erlang Common Test are rare, this project aims to make a collection of how-to's and example code showing best practices for solving common tasks involving Erlang Common Test.

The ERDialog project offers a simple browser framework for small projects written in Erlang. Written applets include a bittorrent client, address book, text editor, AI experiments and graphics and music applications.

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A port of the SISCweb core to Erlang+Yaws+Mnesia.

Zotonic is the content management system and framework for semantic data and high-connectivity websites. Your data outlives your website. Grow your data and share your data. The Zotonic content management system excels in managing structured data from multiple sources. It brings structure to your documents and makes semantic data manageable for normal humans. Real-time connectivity is deeply integrated using the Internet of Things publish/subscribe protocol MQTT. You can rapidly develop CMS-based sites on top of Zotonic. If you need more flexibility, you can customize all aspects of Zotonic. The included web server means can start working with Zotonic right away, without the need for installing Apache or Nginx separately. Zotonic is structured into modules. Each module offers a specific piece of functionality; the CMS is itself a module. There are modules for access control, social media integration, TLS, video embeds and much more.