Introducing Nova: A Lightweight and Scalable Web Framework for Erlang
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Summary
Nova is a new web framework for Erlang, designed to simplify and enhance web development by leveraging Erlang's strengths in concurrency, reliability, and scalability. Key features include modularity, high performance, developer-friendly tools, and extensibility.
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Lightweight and modular: Easy to integrate with existing Erlang projects.
Built for concurrency: Harnesses Erlang's actor model for high-performance web apps.
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