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hackney is an HTTP client library for Erlang. No message passing (except for asynchronous responses): response is directly streamed to the current process and state is kept in a #client{} record. Binary streams, SSL support, keepalive handling, basic authentication. Stream the response and the requests, fetch a response asynchronously, multipart support (streamed or not), and chunked encoding support. It can send files using the sendfile API. Optional socket pool, REST syntax, hackney,...

N2O is an embeddable message protocol loop library for WebSocket, HTTP, MQTT and TCP servers. It provides basic features, such as process management, virtual nodes ring for request processing, sessions, frame encoding, and unified API for external mq and caching services.

Vundle.vim is one of the original plugin managers for Vim, designed to make discovering, installing, and updating plugins as simple as editing your vimrc. It uses a declarative, Git-backed approach where each plugin is listed as a line, and Vundle takes care of cloning and wiring it in. The interactive interface supports searching for plugins from inside Vim, which lowers the barrier to exploring the ecosystem. Its core model emphasizes repeatability: your vimrc is the source of truth,...

EPSI (Erlang Publish-Subscribe Infrastructure) is an Erlang implementation of a distributed infrastructure providing a content-based publish-subscribe service to its clients.

A high-level framework for web-based community development of web applications. The code is released under the Erlang Public License - the same license which is used for Erlang/OTP.

Yaws is a small fast and beautiful HTTP 1.1 webserver with excellent support for generating dynamic content. Yaws has been moved to github. http://github.com/klacke/yaws/

This is a wiki server enabling the public to edit not just the text pages, but the programming behind them. The prototype is written in Erlang with a built-in Scheme interpreter to run user's code.

mod_xsl - an XSL transformation module for the Inets erlang webserver

A semantic memory software tool “reflects” one's “imagination”. In it, arbitrary concepts may be described, stored, arranged, transformed, and shared. One may verbalize thoughts as they arise in the mind to externalize and digitize “mental obj