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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by henning on Monday November 03, 2008 @04:24PM (#352545)
It's a bit unfortunate that there's already an Erlang framework called "ErlyWeb".
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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by cranberry on Monday November 03, 2008 @09:25PM (#352867)
You're pretty much locked into yaws with erlyweb. More choices is great.
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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by speek on Monday November 03, 2008 @04:26PM (#352549)
Didn't people stop developing that?
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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by a-priori on Monday November 03, 2008 @04:39PM (#352560)
People? It's exclusively Yariv as far as I know.

Last I heard he's gotten hooked on Numenta's approach to AI, so I guess you could say he's on a hiatus. The source is available though -- I maintain a mirror of his repository on GitHub.

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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by fjl on Monday November 03, 2008 @04:38PM (#352558)
last release was 6/14/07, though discussions continue on the erlyweb google group.

seems like it's still used by a (small) number of people.

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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by mindaugas on Tuesday November 04, 2008 @02:19AM (#353164)
What about erlang web frameworks on top of Mochiweb ? Is there any?
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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by fcesarini on Thursday November 20, 2008 @06:00PM (#371173)
We plan on integrating mochi web to the erlang-web. So far, it handles inets and yaws. Adding mochi web is not that hard, and help is always welcome :-)
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Re:Erlang Web: open source framework for applications by speek on Monday November 03, 2008 @03:49PM (#352513)
Yes!

More Erlang Frameworks!

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