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ErlPort - connect Erlang to other languages
What is ErlPort? ErlPort is a library for Erlang which helps connect Erlang to a number of other programming languages. Currently supported external languages are Python and Ruby. The library uses Erlang port protocol to simplify connection between languages and Erlang external term format to set the common data types mapping. Please check Documentation page for features of ErlPort, examples and m
ErlPort - Python documentation
ErlPort Python documentation Other documentation pages Main page Main documentation page Ruby Details and examples for Ruby Overview and examples In the first section of the manual you can find an overview of all related to Python features of ErlPort and a lot of examples mostly with using of Erlang shell. Make sure you read Downloads page and installed ErlPort or know how to start Erlang shell wi
Mixing Python with Elixir II | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't Read<strong>Important</strong>: Read <a href="https://medium.com/@badu_bizzle/mixing-python-with-elixir-7a2b7ac6696" target="_blank">Part I</a> of this post before continuing. Asynchronous communication Important: Read Part I of this post before continuing. In Part I, we looked at how to call Python functions from Elixir using Erlport! ErlPort is an Elixir library which makes it e
Mixing Python with Elixir | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't Read<em>Generating and Decoding QRCodes using Python modules from Elixir app</em> Generating and Decoding QRCodes using Python modules from Elixir app The Erlang VM, on which Elixir runs, is efficient for applications in particular domains but falls short when it comes to other operations like data processing and computation-heavy stuff. Python on the other hand, has a rich set of
Calling Python from Elixir: ErlPort vs Thrift | HackerNoon
Too Long; Didn't Read<a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/learning" target="_blank">Learning</a> and using Elixir has been one of my most enjoyable <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/programming" target="_blank">programming</a> experiences, it has a great community and many awesome tools. The only issue I have come across till now is that some libraries in the community do not exist or are n
Puddle Of Code - Elixir, Ruby, don’t fight. Talk… with Export/Erlport
Elixir, Ruby, don’t fight. Talk… with Export/Erlport22 November 2016 - Reading time: 2 minutes There are still a lot of things in Ruby world, that don’t exist in Elixir yet. To resolve that problem. I’ve done a research. Tried to figure it out if both worlds can talk to each other. And the answer is yes. They can. I’ll try to describe few ways how to do it. I decided to split things up, each artic
Python and Elixir
Python & Elixir Polyglot Web scraping by Piotr Klibert the idea a simple web crawler rationale web-crawling is: downloading and processing (in a loop, preferably concurrently) Elixir handles downloading much better than Python Elixir is better at concurrency and parallelism Python is better at processing (many libraries) why not use both? Python & concurrency Overview many ways to get concurrency
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