Have you seen https://tryerlang.org/? It’s quite old though…
Yes, this is a great too! But I was mean same but for OTP documentation and in official OTP web site.
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Nice one Sergey!! I was wondering whether we had something like this 
I have moved these posts to a dedicated thread too 
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My Erlang/Elixir/LFE Jupyter kernel can also be started ad-hoc (see Binder), I just never optimised the startup time. Scikit-learn uses it for its documentation.
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It’s… a bit… old 
Erlang R15B (erts-5.9)
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The contact page Try Erlang indicates that it is maintained by Erlang Solutions. Do we have any representatives of Erlang Solutions on these forums? I can reach out to them if needs be, but @elbrujohalcon might have a better idea of who to contact.
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Oh, man… that brings back some memories… 
… some long forgotten memories… 
Anyway… yeah. I know how to reach out to Erlang Solutions, but… if my recollection of how that server was maintained is still valid… I’m pretty sure we won’t see any updates to that site anytime soon. 
I guess, around here, either @filipe or @manuel-rubio would be the best ones to ping.
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@erszcz can you check this?
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I’ll see what I can do 
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Something tells me that it is better to try to implement this in http://tryerl.seriyps.ru/ - GitHub - seriyps/eplaypen: Erlang web playground http://tryerl.seriyps.ru/ ask @seriyps for support and consulting about this project than trying to update an old and hidden project 
. What do you think @seriyps - your project can be adapted to our something similar as A Tour of Go ?
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I think the main difference between my “tryerl.seriyps.ru” and “tryerlang.org” is that “tryerlang” is statefull, but my project is stateless (docker container is destroyed after each request). It might be quite tricky to implement statefull version of it.
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