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Living with the repo man (or using rebar with agner)

July 29, 2011

Today I was exposed to an erlang package management tool called agner. It wasn’t something I was expecting to appear, …

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Rebar and reltool

March 23, 2011

The rebar build tool can generate self-contained erlang applications using reltool under the hood. There is a good tutorial here, …

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A library template for rebar

March 17, 2011

Added a new project to github for rebar templates. After creating a half dozen libraries without using templates, it was …

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Rebar and private git repositories

March 2, 2011

This is a quick note on using rebar with private git repositories that are password protected. Rebar itself has no …

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