Visual flow based programming with Erlang inspired by Node-RED
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Experimental Erlang backend to replace Node-REDs existing NodeJS backend, aiming for 100% compatible with existing flow code.
The goal is bring the advantages of low-code visual flow-based programming to a programming language that is designed for message passing and concurrency from the ground up, hence Erlang. More details described in the corresponding blog post.
Node-RED is great for creating data flows that actually describe concurrent processing, it is just a shame the NodeJS is single threaded. So why not use something that is multi-process from the ground up? Concurrency is guaranteed and included.
Also Erlang isn't the most understandable of programming language - unless one has fallen into in a cauldron of Prolog, spiced with Lisp.
So won't it be great to have the simplicity of low-code visual flow based programming and the performance (and concurrency) of Erlang?
Command line:
docker run --interactive --tty --publish 8080:8080 gorenje/erlang-red:0.3.0
Starts Erlang-Red listening on localhost:8080/erlang-red and drops into an Eshell console for introspection of the BEAM.
Sample MQTT Broker with explanation.
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docker pull gorenje/erlang-red:0.4.0