Nova:一个全新的 Erlang Web 框架
10 分•作者: taure•10 个月前
各位 Hacker News 社区的朋友们,
我很高兴向大家分享 Nova,这是一个为 Erlang 构建的全新 Web 框架,旨在让 Erlang 中的 Web 开发更简单、更快速、更易于上手。Nova 充分利用了 Erlang 的并发性、可靠性和可扩展性,打造了一个强大而轻量级的框架,用于构建现代 Web 应用程序。
主要特性:
* 轻量级且模块化:易于与现有的 Erlang 项目集成。
* 专为并发而构建:利用 Erlang 的 Actor 模型,实现高性能 Web 应用。
* 对开发者友好:简化路由、中间件和模板处理。
* 可扩展:支持插件和自定义集成。
了解更多:
GitHub: [https://github.com/novaframework/nova](https://github.com/novaframework/nova)
主页: [https://novaframework.org](https://novaframework.org)
入门指南: [https://dev.to/taure/getting-started-with-nova-1ioo/stats](https://dev.to/taure/getting-started-with-nova-1ioo/stats)
我们目前还处于开发的早期阶段,非常欢迎社区的反馈!如果你是 Erlang 爱好者,或者对使用以其可靠性著称的语言(比如 WhatsApp 或 RabbitMQ)构建 Web 应用感兴趣,不妨试试 Nova,并告诉我们你的想法。
你认为使用 Erlang 进行 Web 开发怎么样?你希望在这样的框架中看到哪些功能?
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Hi Hacker News community,<p>I'm excited to share Nova, a new web framework built for Erlang, designed to make web development in Erlang simpler, faster, and more approachable. Nova leverages Erlang's concurrency, reliability, and scalability to create a robust yet lightweight framework for building modern web applications.<p>Key features:<p>* Lightweight and modular: Easy to integrate with existing Erlang projects.<p>* Built for concurrency: Harnesses Erlang's actor model for high-performance web apps.<p>* Developer-friendly: Simplifies routing, middleware, and template handling.<p>* Extensible: Supports plugins and custom integrations.<p>Check it out:
GitHub: <a href="https://github.com/novaframework/nova">https://github.com/novaframework/nova</a>
Homepage: <a href="https://novaframework.org" rel="nofollow">https://novaframework.org</a>
Getting Started Guide: <a href="https://dev.to/taure/getting-started-with-nova-1ioo/stats" rel="nofollow">https://dev.to/taure/getting-started-with-nova-1ioo/stats</a><p>We’re early in development and would love feedback from the community! If you’re an Erlang enthusiast or curious about building web apps with a language known for its reliability (think WhatsApp or RabbitMQ), give Nova a spin and let us know your thoughts.<p>What do you think about using Erlang for web development? Any features you’d love to see in a framework like this?