Erlang News for Developers

Latest Erlang news, tutorials and tools

Erlang developers need a single place to track new releases, best practices and community projects without checking dozens of sites. This page gathers the latest Erlang news, tutorials and release announcements in one feed, refreshed every hour from 50+ developer sources. Browse 20 recent Erlang articles, and explore 10 trending repositories and 1 upcoming conferences further down the page to go deeper.

Latest Erlang articles

Tangled in a Box

Tangled in a Box

Tangled in a Box...

03 November 2026hackernews

Erlang Explained: Processes That Fail and Restart

Erlang Explained: Processes That Fail and Restart

Erlang Explained: Processes That Fail and Restart...

02 November 2026devto

The Service That Knew How to Stay Up

The Service That Knew How to Stay Up

The Service That Knew How to Stay Up...

31 October 2026medium

What does a 33.3 ms tick do to an Erlang timer?

What does a 33.3 ms tick do to an Erlang timer?

What does a 33.3 ms tick do to an Erlang timer?...

30 October 2026reddit

I load tested one stock Phoenix server on AWS with 400,000 Channels users (Stampede 1.2)

I load tested one stock Phoenix server on AWS with 400,000 Channels users (Stampede 1.2)

I load tested one stock Phoenix server on AWS with 400,000 Channels users (Stampede 1.2)...

29 October 2026reddit

Actors in Production: How Discord, LinkedIn and Halo Use the Actor Model

Actors in Production: How Discord, LinkedIn and Halo Use the Actor Model

Actors in Production: How Discord, LinkedIn and Halo Use the Actor Model...

28 October 2026devto

elock: scalable distributed locks with deadlock detection

elock: scalable distributed locks with deadlock detection

elock: scalable distributed locks with deadlock detection...

28 October 2026medium

Phoenix Explained: Real-Time Web Apps That Never Stop

Phoenix Explained: Real-Time Web Apps That Never Stop

Phoenix Explained: Real-Time Web Apps That Never Stop...

27 October 2026devto

Elixir Explained: Fault-Tolerant Code That Never Stops

Elixir Explained: Fault-Tolerant Code That Never Stops

Elixir Explained: Fault-Tolerant Code That Never Stops...

27 October 2026devto

I built Porthole: giving AI agents read-only access to running BEAM systems

I built Porthole: giving AI agents read-only access to running BEAM systems

I built Porthole: giving AI agents read-only access to running BEAM systems...

27 October 2026reddit

How Social Media Algorithms and Search Engines Work — and What That Means for Erlang’s Digital Space

How Social Media Algorithms and Search Engines Work — and What That Means for Erlang’s Digital Space

How Social Media Algorithms and Search Engines Work — and What That Means for Erlang’s Digital Space...

27 October 2026devto

How Erlang Developers Can Build a Vibrant Digital Space for Erlang

How Erlang Developers Can Build a Vibrant Digital Space for Erlang

How Erlang Developers Can Build a Vibrant Digital Space for Erlang...

27 October 2026devto

LeetCode 53 Maximum Subarray Erlang solution— divide and conquer approach

LeetCode 53 Maximum Subarray Erlang solution— divide and conquer approach

LeetCode 53 Maximum Subarray Erlang solution— divide and conquer approach...

27 October 2026medium

Learn Gleam OTP (Part 7): Spawning Multiple Agents with a Factory Supervisor

Learn Gleam OTP (Part 7): Spawning Multiple Agents with a Factory Supervisor

Learn Gleam OTP (Part 7): Spawning Multiple Agents with a Factory Supervisor...

27 October 2026medium

Elixir Concurrency — Visualized

Elixir Concurrency — Visualized

Elixir Concurrency — Visualized...

26 October 2026medium

The Actor Model: Why It Was Invented and How It Works

The Actor Model: Why It Was Invented and How It Works

The Actor Model: Why It Was Invented and How It Works...

26 October 2026devto

Mojoler 0.1.0 — Mojo NIFs, for Elixir, Erlang and Gleam

Mojoler 0.1.0 — Mojo NIFs, for Elixir, Erlang and Gleam

Mojoler v0.1.0 on Hex lets BEAM developers write fast Mojo NIFs for CPUs, GPUs, and more, no vendor lock‑in, with Elixir 1.20+ support....

24 October 2026reddit

LeetCode 4006: imperative vs functional solution

LeetCode 4006: imperative vs functional solution

Compare Python, Java, and Erlang solutions to LeetCode 4006 Count Valid Prefixes: loops vs tail recursion, O(n) time, O(1) space, imperative vs functional style....

23 October 2026medium

Elixir home automation on a $2 chip with AtomVM & Gleam Body: Davide Bettio (AtomVM) and Giacomo Cavalieri (Gleam) explain how to build Elixir IoT devices with off-the-shelf sensors and MQTT

Elixir home automation on a $2 chip with AtomVM & Gleam Body: Davide Bettio (AtomVM) and Giacomo Cavalieri (Gleam) explain how to build Elixir IoT devices with off-the-shelf sensors and MQTT

Elixir home automation on a $2 chip with AtomVM & Gleam Body: Davide Bettio (AtomVM) and Giacomo Cavalieri (Gleam) explain how to build Elixir IoT devices with off-the-shelf sensors and MQTT...

23 October 2026reddit

LeetCode 4006: imperative vs functional solution

LeetCode 4006: imperative vs functional solution

LeetCode 4006: imperative vs functional solution...

23 October 2026devto

Trending Erlang repositories

processone/ejabberd

robust, ubiquitous and massively scalable messaging platform (xmpp, mqtt, sip server)

6,749 stars1,553 forks

emqx/emqx

the most scalable and reliable mqtt broker for ai, iot, iiot and connected vehicles

16,884 stars2,578 forks

erlang/otp

erlang/otp

12,357 stars3,232 forks

apache/couchdb

seamless multi-primary syncing database with an intuitive http/json api, designed for reliability

7,001 stars1,088 forks

vernemq/vernemq

a distributed mqtt message broker based on erlang/otp. built for high quality & industrial use cases. the vernemq mission is active & the project maintained. thank you for your support!

3,647 stars435 forks

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