Supporting the next generation of advanced, reliable, realtime applications
The Erlang Ecosystem Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization supported by over 750 members who embrace its collaborative Working Group model, and community-building events.
Our members include industry leaders who are dedicated to furthering state of the art for Erlang, Elixir, LFE and other technologies based on the BEAM.
Latest news
Have you done anything with Machine Learning on the BEAM lately? 👨💻👩💻 If so, please let us know as we work on ou… https://t.co/vNJyIaYuXS
May 16, 2021 See tweet...
Recommended reading for the weekend 👀 #MyElixirStatus #WeBeamTogether #Elixir https://t.co/DDeS6nqYM6
May 15, 2021 See tweet...
Don't miss @elbrujohalcon training at the @codeBEAMio Europe #MyElixirStatus #WeBeamTogether #Erlang #CodeBEAMv https://t.co/XwlKXRHZI1
May 15, 2021 See tweet...
What does the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation do?
In order to meet the needs of the ecosystem, the ErlEF sponsors Working Groups to solve specific challenges faced by users of BEAM technology. Areas of particular interest include documentation, interoperability, and performance.
Build and Packaging
To evolve the tools in the ecosystem related to building, documenting, and deploying code, with a strong focus on interoperability between BEAM languages.
Embedded
Standardize, improve, and promote the APIs, tooling, and infrastructure for building embedded systems and IoT devices usingErlang VMs
Fellowship
To formally nominate community members for a fellowship role according to the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation bylaws. Creating and maintaining the criteria and procedure for nomination of fellows.
Marketing
To expand awareness of Erlang Ecosystem and participation in its community. To promote the Erlang Ecosystem Foundation and its activities, and to increase engagement in the foundation.
Observability
To evolve the tools in the ecosystem related to observability, such as metrics, distributed tracing and logging, with a strong focus on interoperability between BEAM languages.
Security
The mission of the Security Working Group is to identify security issues, and provide solutions, develop guidance, standards, technical mechanisms and documentation.
Machine Learning
To develop the ecosystem on all aspects in the context of Machine Learning, from native compilation to high-level abstractions and auxiliary projects.
Participating
Do you have an idea for a working group? Anyone can start one by following these steps:
- Fill out the Proposal Template: Proposal Template
- Email the proposal to: wg@erlef.org
Subscribe to this calendar