Erlware is Erlang/OTP developer central. We are open source and mostly MIT-licenced. At our core we host public repositories containing reliable Erlang OTP-compliant applications. Our repositories enable developers to use software written by the Erlang community and to publish and distribute their own software.
We also feature a number of supported projects developed by our members. Most notable right now are:
If you are new to Erlware, look into the Erlware section to be introduced to the project or to browse repository package docs.
If you would like to learn more about a single Erlware tool, view the tools section for more detailed information.
If you want to contribute, take a look at the developer's section to learn about the development process, the repositories, etc.
March 19, 2008—Faxien now supports configuration file diffs and management through its release upgrade process.
March 10, 2008—Initial versions of the Crary webserver app published to the repositories. Docs in the Repository Applications section under Erlware.
Feb 27, 2008—Documentation for Edoc'd Erlang/OTP applications contained in our repositories is autogenerated. The docs are located under the Erlware section on the main menu under the Repository Applications menu heading.
Feb 20, 2008—The erl-5.6.1 release is out. It supplies erts-5.6.1, erlc,
and erl shell from R12B-1. To install run faxien set-target-erts-vsn 5.6.1
and then faxien install-release erl 5.6.1