Erlang VM

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The Erlang VM, also called BEAM, is the runtime that Erlang and Elixir code compiles to. It runs many lightweight processes at once and is built for long-running, fault-tolerant services. For development, Erlang and Elixir have to be installed on the machine; production releases can bundle the VM with the application. A record carries this value when its documentation requires the Erlang VM. Phoenix is an example.

2 projects need Erlang VM installed, listed alphabetically. Split across web frameworks and UI components and editors, all written in Elixir. 222 records do not record this field, and cannot appear here either way. Counts only projects with momentum; the full list has the rest.

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Hologram
Elixir full-stack web framework whose client-side code runs in the browser as Elixir, compiled to JavaScript.

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Petal Components
Shadcn-style HEEx component library for Phoenix LiveView apps, styled with Tailwind CSS and installed from Hex.

What is the best web software that runs on Erlang VM?

We can't tell from here. What suits an editor-heavy marketing site can be wrong for a static documentation site. The list is alphabetical and nobody paid for a place on it.