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    Cowboy

    Cowboy

    Small, fast, modern HTTP server for Erlang/OTP

    Cowboy is a small, fast, modern HTTP server for Erlang and OTP applications. It provides a complete HTTP stack while keeping the codebase compact and optimized for low latency and low memory usage. Cowboy supports routing, request dispatching, HTTP handlers, REST handlers, WebSocket connections, and long-lived streaming-style interactions. Because it uses Ranch for connection management, it can be embedded directly inside larger Erlang systems rather than deployed only as a separate web server. ...
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    PHP 5.x module providing interface to Erlang/OPT application nodes trough Erl_Interface C library, mainly intended for use in server enviroments to interconnect Web scripts with Erlang/OTP server software.
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    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.
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