N2O: Erlang Web Framework on WebSockets

This makes Websockets so easy. Thanks for this, it's great.

I like it, great work Maxim!

Some slides here (from Synrc Institute from Kiev):

http://synrc.com/framework/web/

Why N2O? Is this erLanG on Laughing Gas?

It's based off the Nitrogen Erlang framework, but it's not clear to me why that framework was named Nitrogen, either.

It sounded cool. :) Also, elements.

Source: I created Nitrogen.

Excited to see these guys pushing boundaries; that's exactly what inspired Nitrogen in the first place.

My hat is off to the synrc.com team for their work on N20, as well as Jesse Gumm (https://github.com/choptastic) for his hard work maintaining and improving Nitrogen as project lead for the past two years.

I don't see the database support, what do they propose from that point of view?

You can rather easily use DETS (Disk Erlang Term Storage) for simple applications and Mnesia for larger ones. This is a simple approach that works quite well IMHO.

This looks really great, Elixir plus this would be quite a nice web stack.

The Database Support in another our Data Framework for Key-Value storages: https://github.com/synrc/kvs