Misultin library
Today I’ve released Misultin (pronounced mee-sul-teen), an Erlang library for building fast lightweight HTTP servers. The first benchmarks are quite satisfying, even though there still is work to do....
View ArticleMisultin: erlang and websockets
Inspired by Joe Armstrong’s post, I’ve recently added websocket support to misultin v0.4, my Erlang library for building fast lightweight HTTP servers. Basically, websockets allow a two-way...
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A comparison between Misultin, Mochiweb, Cowboy, NodeJS and Tornadoweb
As some of you already know, I’m the author of Misultin, an Erlang HTTP lightweight server library. I’m interested in HTTP servers, I spend quite some time trying them out and am always interested in...
View ArticleGIN: a JSON-API framework in Lua
GIN is a fast, low-latency, low-memory footprint, web JSON-API framework with Test Driven Development helpers and patterns. It is a framework that I open sourced some time ago, as an experiment. It...
View ArticleHow to build a Rails API server (Part 1): Optimizing the framework
I have been developing Rails JSON API applications for quite some time now, and I’d like to share a few of my setups and discuss why I do things this way. I’m starting today a series of articles that...
View ArticleAn evaluation of Erlang global process registries: meet Syn
Due to my personal interests and history, I often find myself building applications in field of the Internet Of Things. Most of the times I end up using Erlang: it is based on the Actor’s Model and is...
View ArticleSetting up multiple databases in Rails: the definitive guide
There are different reasons why you might consider having multiple databases in your Ruby on Rails application. In my specific case scenario, I needed to store large quantities of data representing...
View ArticleA journey to Syn v2, a better Erlang & Elixir Process Registry and Group manager
For those who don’t know it, Syn (short for synonym) is a global Process Registry and Process Group manager for Erlang and Elixir that I’ve written a few years back. It has been around for some time...
View ArticleModern Erlang for Beginners: my course
I remember when I first started learning Erlang, many years ago. There was the fundamental Programming Erlang book by the late Joe Armstrong, the official Erlang documentation, some various books but...
View ArticleSimple Procedural Walk for UE4
In my spare time I love dedicating some energy to Unreal Engine 4. Today, I’m releasing my first UE4 plugin, Simple Procedural Walk. I’ve had an idea for a game for quite a while (on Steam, Subtype...
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