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A high-performance matrix library for Elixir/Erlang with C and CBLAS backend, optimized for speed and large-scale operations.
An Erlang PostgreSQL client library with asynchronous support, pipelining, and multiple API interfaces.
A collection of Erlang performance monitoring and debugging tools, including process/network visualization and safe tracing.
An Erlang MQTT client library and CLI tool supporting MQTT v5.0, v3.1.1, and v3.1.
A command-line Erlang style reviewer that enforces code consistency and readability across your codebase.
An Elixir framework for building Kubernetes operators, controllers, and custom schedulers.
A Flame Graph profiler for Erlang that uses the erlang:trace/3 API to visualize call stacks.
A property-based testing library for Elixir, built as a wrapper around the PropEr framework.
A native Erlang/OTP driver for MySQL and MariaDB with Mnesia-style transactions and OTP supervision.
An Erlang SIP application server framework for building robust and scalable server-side SIP applications like proxies, registrars, and B2BUAs.
A reusable Erlang library of state-based convergent replicated data types (CRDTs) with QuickCheck testing.
An Erlang client library for the Prometheus monitoring system, providing metrics collection and exposition.
A feature-rich Erlang driver for MongoDB supporting modern protocols, connection pooling, and automatic topology discovery.
The Erlang REST framework
A stateless model checking tool for Erlang programs that systematically tests for concurrency errors.
An Elixir wrapper for generating PDFs from HTML using wkhtmltopdf or Chrome/Chromium via Puppeteer.
A comprehensive Erlang/Elixir library implementing JSON Object Signing and Encryption (JOSE) standards.
An Elixir library for generating and retrieving OAuth2 tokens for Google Cloud Service accounts.
An Elixir HTTP/1 and HTTP/2 web server and client that implements the Raxx interface.
A Cowboy handler and JavaScript library for persistent client-server connections with WebSocket fallback.
High-performance MessagePack serialization/deserialization library for Elixir with comprehensive type support.
A library that adds transparent sharding and partitioning to ETS tables in Erlang/Elixir for improved concurrency and scalability.
An experimental compiler that translates F# code to Core Erlang, enabling F# programs to run on the BEAM virtual machine.
An Erlang-based Business Process Engine implementing BPMN 2.0 (ISO 19510) for workflow orchestration and rule-based production systems.
A sharded, caching, pooling, evented Object-Relational Mapper (ORM) for Erlang applications.
An Erlang library for parsing and generating XML documents with SAX, simple DOM, and data binding modes.
A top-like command-line tool for real-time monitoring of Erlang nodes, showing process and system metrics.
A micro-framework for building web applications in Erlang, inspired by Sinatra and built on Cowboy.
A thin Elixir wrapper for the production-friendly redbug Erlang tracing debugger, providing live system debugging with Elixir syntax.
Erlang module for parsing command line arguments using GNU getopt syntax with type conversion and environment variable expansion.
A tiny Erlang application that collects and exports Erlang VM metrics to configurable sinks like StatsD.
An Erlang state monad with deterministic conflict resolution for eventually consistent systems like Riak.
An OTP application for auto-discovering and connecting Elixir services using Consul for service health and node management.
An Erlang library for comprehensive date, time, and timezone management, including formatting, parsing, conversion, and arithmetic.
An Ecto adapter for Mnesia, enabling Elixir applications to use the Erlang term database with Ecto's query and repository API.
A native Elixir library for generating PDF documents with support for text, fonts, images, and drawing.
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