This is the situation: you have an Erlang/OTP project you have tests in test directory (cool!) you have one or more sub-directories in your test directory containing source files you just got upgraded to rebar3 […]
Read More →In previous post, I gave some background to making PHP run on Cowboy web server. In this post, I’m going to provide technical details how to run your own setup. But it’s really not complicated […]
Read More →Background Cowboy is an awesome web server – it’s simple, small, fast, standards compliant, and highly scalable. It also provides easy ways to get started with RESTful web applications. Its downside is that, unlike with […]
Read More →Common Test code coverage and usage is documented here and here, but: there are no examples given documentation fails to state what the minimum required configuration is to turn on code coverage the implementation has […]
Read More →How realistic or useful are elastic applications in general, or specifically in Erlang? To demonstrate, I start with Joe Armstrong’s favorite Erlang program – the universal server: universal_server() -> receive […]
Read More →Motivation create a very simple first Erlang/OTP application link to conventional web development I decided one of the simplest things to do would be to create a session storage for PHP in Mnesia. But that, […]
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