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Welcome to the BEAM Community, for more information about us, visit our homepage.

In this page, we will list projects (alphabetically) that are participating in the BEAM Community. Click on the project below to see all proposals/ideas related to that project:

Projects:

  • AntidoteDB proposals - AntidoteDB is a geo-replicated transactional datastore for conflict-free replicated data types.
  • BarrelDB proposals - Barrel is a distributed database.
  • ejabberd proposals - ejabberd is robust, efficient, scalable modular XMPP servers, it is the most largely used server in the world, running both small personal installations and huge scale deployments. Consistently one of the top Erlang projects on Github, contributing for ejabberd give you the chance to get your feature used by millions of users.
  • Elixir proposals - Elixir is a dynamic, functional language designed for building scalable and maintainable applications that runs on top of the Erlang VM.
  • Erlang proposals - Erlang is a programming language used to build massively scalable soft real-time systems with requirements on high availability.
  • Erlang Lab proposals - Erlang Lab can visualise a running Erlang system.
  • MongooseIM proposals - MongooseIM is a messaging platform with focus on performance and scalability.
  • Nerves proposals - Nerves builds embedded systems using Elixir.
  • Partisan proposals - Partisan is the design of an alternative layer for distributed programming and fault testing with Erlang.

The list of projects and results from previous years are available in our archives:

The list of project ideas from previous years can be found in the history of this wiki repository.

Instructions for Students

Now is a great time to get started! Go over our Projects / Ideas list above and pick the projects and ideas that interest you the most! Also, subscribe to our mailing list and join us at #beam-community on irc.freenode.net

Students should pick their projects and submit proposals from March 25, 2019 to April 9, 2019. We recommend students to work closely with mentors in order to craft the best proposals. Our mailing list is the best place to ask questions and get more details about our projects!

For more information on Google Summer of Code itself, timelines and proposals, visit the GSoC website.

Instructions for Mentors

If you are interested in mentoring any of the projects above, reach the mailing list or join #beam-community on irc.freenode.net! The wiki has moderated access, so contact us as well if you want to contribute to new ideas or improve the existing ones.

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