Project ideas

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

List below, with a minimal description, what you think might be good ideas to see implemented in SpawnFest 2023. We already have some ideas up (list if being reviewed) but we're sure there's plenty more out there. Remember, the competition is 48h long so the idea should try to adapt to that time frame.

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

• a statsd client
  • there's https://github.com/klarna/statsd-erlang, from 7 years ago (I recently wanted to use it and ended up forking it - https://github.com/paulo-ferraz-oliveira/statsd-erlang)
  • there's https://github.com/lpgauth/statsderl, but it doesn't compile well in MacOS (since it relies on a NIF, I believe)

[hugobarauna]

For the Livebook special bracket

Livebook Apps: a Livebook App is a way to turn a Livebook notebook into an interactive web application. You can build all sorts of different apps, like internal tools, interactive automation tasks, multi-user real-time apps, data visualization, machine learning based apps and more.

[starbelly]

• xml library work. Something new or better just improve xmerl (focus on security) Could also improve on saxy too. That's perhaps way too daunting for a 48 hour hackathon though 😄

• A library to collect socket stats from an operating system (safely).

• Hot patch framework

• Tasks and streams in erlang.

• BBR (not in a nif).

• Flow control for erlang distribution per the ability to turn dist busy buffer handling off now.

• Resource constraint behaviour (i.e., only allow some processes to get a certain amount of cpu of time).

[paulo-ferraz-oliveira]

2023 is done. Will re-open this next year, if necessary. 😄 Thanks for all your contributions.