[erlang-questions] Is n2o viable?

[lloyd@REDACTED]

Hi Maxim,

Really impressive work! I must not have dug deep enough. Will do now.

Many thanks,

Lloyd



-----Original Message-----
From: "Maxim Sokhatsky" <maxim@REDACTED>
Sent: Thursday, May 1, 2014 1:54pm
To: "Lloyd R. Prentice" <lloyd@REDACTED>, "Erlang Questions" <erlang-questions@REDACTED>
Subject: RE: [erlang-questions] Is n2o viable?

Hello!

Of course we have everything.

IRC FeeeNode Channel 24/7: #n2o Public Logs: https://botbot.me/freenode/n2o/
N2O Handbook: http://synrc.com/framework/web/n2o/doc/book.pdf
Live Commit History, Continuously in top 5-10 active Erlang Projects on Github.
Our latest release 1.4 was drafter a week ago.

We have three sample projects:
     1. One of them is Skyline (Sample Web Shop based on N2O) http://github.com/synrc/skyline
     2. Second is Countach (CMS written in N2O) http://github.com/synrc/countach
     3. Third is Erlang Continuous Integration Server http://github.com/voxoz/cycle
Also we have tens of Nitrogen sites that could be easily converted to N2O

We have Additional Satellite Projects:
     1. KVS Erlang Abstract Erlang Term Database (Riak/KAI/Mnesia) http://github.com/5HT/kvs_core
     2. SHEN Erlang JavaScript Compiler http://github.com/5HT/shen
     3. MQS RabbitMQ client library http://github.com/synrc/mqs
     4. FEEDS Feeds Server http://github.com/synrc/feeds

Among known public users of N2O I could admit:

https://github.com/crashkeeper
https://github.com/kakaranet/games
http://www.pearlpbx.com

Along with more closed projects by

https://github.com/Zert
https://github.com/doxtop
https://github.com/ymn
https://github.com/m-2k
https://github.com/b0oh
https://github.com/proger

Which forms a core community.

Unfortunately haven't heard anything from you in my mailbox.
Hope you will find what you are looking here.

Maxim

> n2o looks like a wonderful project. But there's so little how-to information on the web, and so little sign of community support, that I can't tell if it's a viable open-source project for any but the in-group.