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An Elixir library for parsing .xlsx files using SAX parsing and storing data in ETS for efficient access.
A pure Erlang application for parsing YAML 1.2 and JSON documents with no external dependencies.
A pure OpenFlow software switch written in Erlang, designed for flexibility and rapid development of OpenFlow features.
A comprehensive catalog of 82 refactoring strategies for Elixir code, categorized by language-specific, traditional, functional, and Erlang-specific transformations.
Erlang UNIX daemon wrapper that provides proper daemonization and process management for Erlang applications.
A binary pattern match-based Mustache template engine for Erlang/OTP that avoids regular expressions.
Elixir OTP behaviours for building RabbitMQ consumers and publishers with reduced boilerplate.
A simple Elixir code profiler that wraps Erlang's eprof profiler with a convenient macro.
A compact Elixir/Erlang database abstraction layer with polymorphic tuples and multiple backend support.
Helper modules for building fault-tolerant OTP applications in Elixir, keeping ETS tables and processes alive during failures.
A Docker-based template for quickly developing clustered Elixir applications with cloud-native defaults.
A fast, minimal dependency manager and build tool for Erlang/OTP applications with rebar compatibility.
An Elixir reloader that automatically recompiles code when files change, supporting path dependencies and custom callbacks.
A simplistic Erlang REST framework built on top of mochiweb with composable routing and middleware support.
A Haskell library for generating Erlang VM byte code from pure Haskell, enabling compile-to-BEAM languages.
An Erlang HTTP client built on gun with out-of-the-box support for Server-sent Events (SSE).
An Erlang client for Elasticsearch's REST API, enabling seamless integration of Elasticsearch into Erlang/OTP applications.
A simple yet powerful Erlang application for generating configurable load patterns to test system performance.
A collection of classic algorithms and data structures implemented in Erlang for educational and practical use.
An Erlang in-memory cache library using segmented ETS tables for efficient eviction and quota policies.
A high-performance Erlang/Elixir XML parsing library built on Expat, optimized for stream parsing from network sources.
Elixir TCP client adapter for EventStore, enabling event sourcing and CQRS applications.
A message queue framework for Elixir with middleware support and multiple adapter options.
A pure functional and generic programming library for Erlang, inspired by "scrap your boilerplate" and functional data structures.
A lightweight HTTP/1.1 client for Erlang, now deprecated in favor of newer alternatives.
A pure Erlang library implementing SIP and SDP protocols with RFC compliance and minimal dependencies.
Attach a web-based console to any Elixir Mix project for remote IEx and Erlang shell access.
A channel-based, in-memory message queue for Erlang with automatic channel lifecycle management.
An HTTP-based API testing tool for Erlang that executes sequential requests and validates responses.
Erlang port driver that wraps the nanomsg C library, enabling Erlang systems to communicate with nanomsg endpoints.
Erlang library for embedding SQL queries and other structured data in separate files with named sections.
A simple and functional machine learning library for Erlang, Elixir, and Gleam projects.
A standardized interface library for Erlang HTTP servers, supporting Cowboy, Inets, Mochiweb, Webmachine, and Yaws.
A tool that detects the runnable Erlang/OTP release window for a project by analyzing dependencies and function usage.
Erlang library providing SSL certificate fingerprint, public key, and hostname verification functions for enhanced security.
An Elixir client library for publishing and subscribing to messages using Google Cloud Pub/Sub.
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